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Post by Calamity2007 on Jun 22, 2010 2:29:53 GMT
Yes! After months of waiting I was able to send my broken PSP in and they "fixed" it (in reality they just replaced it with a new one). It also came with a 90 day warrenty which is good. The only big downside is that it cost $90 to fix which is not nearly as much as buying a new one but still set me back a little. Now all i have to worry about is getting all the downloaded content back but I'll figure it out. My DS is still broken but I can wait untill the 3DS comes out to get a new one.
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Post by loopy on Jun 22, 2010 14:09:49 GMT
Loool How do you know they sent a new one? Are marks on it missing that was on it before or something? xD
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Post by Calamity2007 on Jun 23, 2010 6:44:02 GMT
Loool How do you know they sent a new one? Are marks on it missing that was on it before or something? xD I had to do the system setup again. It was clean (like it was brand new), also there was a different serial number on it then my broken PSP. |
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Post by loopy on Jun 23, 2010 17:25:08 GMT
Loool How do you know they sent a new one? Are marks on it missing that was on it before or something? xD I had to do the system setup again. It was clean (like it was brand new), also there was a different serial number on it then my broken PSP. Haha those sly buggers... |
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