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shantel De pass Posted on Jan 10, 2008
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Problem Hi i wonder if somebody could help me my baby broke my LG U300 the top part of it has totally been broken and i need to know if there would be any way i could get contact no off the phone because if it could be fixed its probablly gona cost more than just getting another phone and alot of no i need is stored on the phone not on my chip please can you help verry much apreciated

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As long as the bottom portion of your phone still powers on, your contacts are still there. If you go into your local cellular store, most have a machine called a cellbrite that can transfer a phonebook from one phone to another. Some smaller stores, or third parties may not have this machine, because they can cost thousands of dollars. If your store does not have a cellebrite, try stopping by a corporate owned Verizon store. You can find a listing on www.verizonwireless.com. I would call to make sure they have a technical department They may charge you a small fee of $10 for the transfer.

The company I worked for was CDMA network, so our phones did not have sim cards, but we could still transfer the numbers from both the sim AND the phone itself.

If it is broken in half, and the cable is broken, it will be cheaper to just get a new phone. If you aren't eligible to upgrade your phone as of yet, you can normally find a decent priced phone on ebay. Just use their cell phone finder and search for phones compatible with your carrier!

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