Matt, I hope Steve has a good answer for you here ...I thought that in the earlier days, if you produced notification of a phone's repair/removal due to faults, you could in fact transfer the licence. I do hope this proves to be the case.
-- Carol carol.pearson29@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxOn Tuesday, April 29, 2008 9:58 AM (UK time), Matt Brown at matthew_brown@xxxxxxx said:
So I now have a problem. I have and N95 with talks Premium installed, but the phone has gone wrong and I've just received my new N82. My N95 was within warranty as I only got it in October, but my mobile phone company told me that the fault is not covered. So now, I have my copy of Talks which I purchased in January, on a phone that no longer works, and I need it on my N82 instead. I don't see why I should have to pay to move it to the new handset. That really is a rip-off, especially as I only recently purchased it, and I'm only moving it because my current handset is faulty. Fare enough if I was just upgrading because I felt like it, but I'm not. I've been dropped in the poop by T-mobile, Nokia want a huge amount of money to fix the phone, so it was sensible to just buy a new N82 in the end.Matt