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You should've tried that before you bought a new one. Everyone knows hitting technology makes it work :P On a more serious note, you can either take the new one back (they might allow returns within a few days), or sell it, or keep it for when your old one properly breaks. Or use the new one and keep the old one as a spare, or give the old one to a charity shop, etc.
Scvcwcheer, I'm a real version of Little-Miss-Chatterbox. Natalie, you've already made it clear you don't like me, I think it happened around the time I asked you what you meant due to a badly worded comment. However, if you don't like me so much, don't read my comments.
Normally, violence isn't a solution. Apparently this is an exception.
this is an example of why we keep receipts..
now you have two yay!!!
#31 Damn! Creeper.
just mad he didn't say it about you
#63 No, I'm really not jealous. I'm aware that #18 is attractive, but I find it creepy when guys blatantly hit on girls via the internet.
No, no, no. Don't turn me into "the bad guy" by saying that. >.
Refund it if you can. If not give it to a friend. Maybe that new iPod wasn't meant for you.
I love my iPods (for what it does) but the product itself, is a piece of garbage. Don't worry, it will stop working again soon enough. I've gone through 4. None of them lasted over a year. Look on the bright side now you can keep one at the office.
I'll admit it. I'm pretty rough on my iPods. I do listen to ALOT of music (non-stop). My poor iPods probably didn't really have a chance. But I sure there are many people that had they iPod die within a year. That's how the company makes their $$$. Same thing with cell phones not lasting long either.
iPod classics break pretty easily, but I don't know anyone other than myself who ever broken a nano. Shuffles break fairly easily too, I'm told, and iPhones are wicked fragile. I don't know anyone who owns a Touch though so I can't say anything about those. So far as I'm aware, the only way to really kill a nano is to melt it. Mine old one had fallen off third story rooftops, been run over, been left out in the rain for two days (I will never let my sister borrow my ipod again!), been through the wash several times, and was in use for about 3 hours a day, and was just fine. I had it for three and a half years, before its death by melting. It was hidden in the pocket of a pair of jeans, which went through the wash and drier. The drier was apparently broken, got too hot, melted the top of my ipod, and burned some of my clothes as well.
Probably a kind way of saying "poor".
77, yes. 64, in Russia where I live, iPods cost $300 and higher. My /not-very-rich/ friend lives in Armenia, I come there every summer and am shocked by the country's economical state. iPods cost the same as in Russia but consider the fact that $300 is a month salary of 90% of population there. There's no middle class in Armenia, you're either very rich or very poor. Unfortunately.
easy...return the new one
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bang your head. Maybe you'll have the same result
Just return the new one. It isn't rocket science now is it?