Cellular Phones/Boost i855

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I have a motorola boost i855, and I cannot hear anything from the ear speaker,  the speaker on the phone works but when you answer or make a call you cannot hear anything when the phone is placed by my ear..

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One of the first things to do on a cell phone is the speaker (the ear speaker as you referred to it). It's unfortunate, but not uncommon. If the phone is less than 12 months old, take it back to your carrier for replacement. If it is over 12 months and you are under contract, take it to your carrier for repair. If it is over 2 years old and you are eligible for a new device, replace it. I hope this helps. Thanks. DebiN

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I can answer questions on cellular phones, the physical device, the network, contracts, billing, ordering, porting and what to look for when purchasing cell phones. I am located in the United States. I am an expert on BlackBerrys, Treos, HTC devices and iPhones as well as cellphones and aircards. I have over 15 years of experience in both the wireless and wireline world with the carriers. I have a lot of knowledge regarding the wireless providers - their services, prices and policies, both GSM AT&T and T-Mobile) and CDMA (Verizon, Sprint/Nextel). I am very familiar with the individual devices and their specifications. I can also answer questions regarding BlackBerrys, iPhones and other PDAs, both Palm-based and Windows-based. I can troubleshoot most any problem someone is having with their cellular device or with the provider.

Experience

Over 20 years in the Telecom industry working for the carriers with individuals, small business, medium business and large corporations(Fortune 500). Also worked as a professor in Maryland for 10 years teaching telecommunications.

Organizations
I belong to several organizations

Education/Credentials
Master's in Telecommunications

Awards and Honors
Received several awards for papers that I have published over the years

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