Just in case you've ever wondered...this is what an IPhone 4S looks like after it is ran over by a CAR! Yes, it was involved in a hit and run accident today. My son dialed my number after the accident and the brave little phone tried to ring but it was more of a final gasp. I had a screen protector for it that was guaranteed for the life of the phone, but it didn't do much good in this instance...so hard to get good quality products anymore!
I am sad about my phone, but thought I'd just go to my cell provider and get another one...WRONGO! Because I was not eligible for an update on my service, I was told I would have to pay retail price for a new phone to the tune of $700! I about cried! Here I was holding my dying phone (maybe it was dead already) and now I was going to be charged more than double what this phone cost me new! Insult to injury in a nano second! The other option was to add a line to my contract and not use that line so I could get the phone for a better price. That made sense for about two seconds, but it may be my best option right now.
I miss my phone. I don't want to pay extra. I just want Suri back. I just want Shazam to tell me what song it is I'm hearing. I want my life that I had stored on this precious little friend that went everywhere with me.
Thanks for listening to me whine. Thanks for reading. This is my 100th post and I was a little worried about what I would write. As usual, life wrote the post for me--I just had to type it.
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Robin, I feel your pain. Loved the post though, made me smile.
ReplyDeleteOh dear, it does look very sad. I feel for you because I love mine so much!
ReplyDeletePS - I forgot to say, congratulations on you 100th post!
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DeleteGosh, I am so sorry about your phone! My husband just ran over his with the lawnmower.
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ReplyDeleteI'm a new follower from the blog hop! Oh wow! My hubby's phone looks the same way! Congrats on your 100th post!
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I've found that it isn't safe to take your phone out, unless you have it on a leash. You just can't trust a smart phone not to run directly into traffic. Sorry for your loss!
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You are just too funny! Thanks for the leash idea!
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ReplyDeleteTHANKS FOR BEING ONE OF MY GUILTY PLEASURES!!
AWW, I'm so sorry about your phone! Life does have a way of writing it's self. On a happier note, congrats on 100 posts. Thanks for stopping by.
ReplyDeleteOh this just makes me ill for you! I cracked the screen on my Original iPhone but luckily it still worked! Don't know what I'd do without my 4S. I have a similar photo of my dad's $800 iPad that he left on his hood then drove down the highway... yeah, you can imagine.
ReplyDeleteI did also want to thank you for visiting my blog and leaving such a lovely comment on my lat/long sign post! So sweet!!
~ Jeannine
OMG, I am so sorry about your phone!
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