I have straight talk Nokia smart phone that broke and I need my phone list how do I get it

Well if you want to get technical you should try taking it to a phone store, I'm not sure how to really help, other than look up scientific ways to get it working again to basically extract your memory from your phone and put it on a screen. Haha, not sure, I'd say that is your only option. What happened to it? If you don't want to spend the money could tell me what's actually damaged and maybe I can research some things, solutions. etc.

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Your contacts may be on your SIM card. Some contacts may be stored on the phone, others on the SIM card. So when you transfer the card to a new phone they will be there. For the contacts stored in the phone's memory you will need a Nokia technician to advise on extracting them. So take it to a store for your carrier.

For your next phone, you might look for one that allows you to back up or synchronize your contacts with your PC.

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Originally Posted by Pleasehelpme411

well if you want to get technical you should try taking it to a phone store, i'm not sure how to really help, other than look up scientific ways to get it working again to basically extract your memory from your phone and put it on a screen. Haha, not sure, i'd say that is your only option. What happened to it? If you don't want to spend the money could tell me whats actually damaged and maybe i can research some things, solutions. etc.

Hope this helped - Expecting response :)

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There are two types of questions here, technical and non-technical. The technical questions have a higher standard when it comes to accuracy. We try not to make guesses just to answer a question. We answer when we are reasonably sure we know the answer. You clearly did not and should not have tried to answer this question.

On the other hand, I've reviewed all your attempts to answer other questions. Most of them are quite good, but they deal with opinions, not technical facts. I suggest you stick to those.

Straight talk has a built in card, and is not movable from phone to phone by the customer. Also they have no stores or service centers anywhere ( they are sold though walmart)

So I assume you did not write them down ( which is what everyone should do) They may well be no way that is very cheap, a tech at a good phone center may be able to draw it out of the old phone, but not without fees since it will not be their service