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I got rid of my T-Mobile logo this morning.
It was the easiest thing in the world to do.
Just soak some cottom buds in your girlfriend's nail polish remover and start rubbing away. It only takes about 20 minutes.
This has no effect on the aluminium case.
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Posted: 2003-06-21 20:45:53
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20-30 minutes with nail-polish remover ? *LOL* Try using your nail or a creditcard for 10 seconds, that will remove the logos.
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Posted: 2003-06-22 02:10:21
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On 2003-06-20 12:51:34, gareth_ian_davies wrote:
Though nobody agrees with me i say its orange and have been with them for over 3.5 years. They are even offering free gprs and wap at the moment contract or not!
Not free GPRS on PAYG, although they told me that it would be, when I rang them up at the start of June - twice, the lying bastiches. I carefully explained I would be using a PDA and/or Laptop, and they told me yes, fine, subject to fair use policy. I said great!
Then I noticed that they had been charging me, anyway.
Subsequently had some amazing conversations with Orange CS with them telling me that GPRS
is WAP, and when that one nose-dived, they tried; well GPRS is free, but it's your ISP that charges you, which is why your credit is being used up. When I informed them that they were my ISP, and asked them what it would cost me if GPRS was "not free", they started telling my that it was only free on Orange SPVs and not if you're using a PDA and a T68.
Sheesh, what a freakin mess, and the customer gets the shaft for their ignorance, as usual. Why they didn't make it clear and plain that on PAYG only WAP over GPRS was free from June to August, is beyond me.
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Posted: 2003-07-03 01:52:32
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on the note of network providors, I tried to take my upgrade phone back under a 14 day return policy to a vodafone shop becuase 1 - its faulty, and 2 - i can't afford to keep paying ludicrous Voda bills (and 3 - theyve gayed up the T610, stil annoying me, even though its in its box)
but anyway, o took it back after 15 (maybe 16) days because i have been at uni in Birmingham and got the phone in windsor, and they wont accept it.
Question: does this mean im stuck on voda for the next year??????????
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Posted: 2003-07-03 02:12:27
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On 2003-06-22 02:10:21, Ninjaturtle wrote:
20-30 minutes with nail-polish remover ? *LOL* Try using your nail or a creditcard for 10 seconds, that will remove the logos.
Over the past two weeks I have come to own the most extensive collection of solvents in one liter bottles in attempting to remove the damn Voda logo!!! My nail did not work either. And now this idea about the credit card!!!! I got the logos off in five minutes!
God bless you my child!!! May the Lord bring the finest of the mobile phones to your hands!!!
[ This Message was edited by: haki on 2003-07-03 11:04 ]
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Posted: 2003-07-03 12:03:07
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Glad to be of assistance
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Posted: 2003-07-03 13:53:08
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with the credit card thing, does that not scratch the case??
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Posted: 2003-07-03 14:06:18
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If u do it carefully, it will not scratch the case. A credit card is plastic, after all and has no pointy edges. It should be alright provided you don't press extensively hard (that would leave a scratch I spose and might also break your credit card...)
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Posted: 2003-07-03 14:35:41
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Not the faintest sign of scratching because the casing aluminum alloy is so much harder than the plastic. Prepay top-up cards work also well!
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Posted: 2003-07-03 14:37:20
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I got a T610 and tried to remove the vodafone labels by the above method but nothing worked... The credit card method was hopless for me no matter how hard i rubbed. Some labels must be harder than others.
My Solution. You need a material that is harder than the label material, but softer than the aluminium otherwise it will scrape your aluminium cover. I found that a ceiling rose is perfect. A ceiling rose is the housing around some lights...(espically bathroom lights)... the bit that attached to the ceiling. It is round, with a thread in it and is available pretty much ever electrical shop, hardware shop, supermarket etc.. Cost about £1
It is made from very hard, very brittle plastic and if you break it you can use a sharp edge from it to scrape the label off. Works perfect. Try this if the above methods are not working. Some labels come off very very eaisly, and other dont.
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Posted: 2003-07-25 18:57:18
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