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[Chamomile]

I have an old cell phone that I haven't used in a while. I bought it in early 2006. It was used when I bought it. At first it seemed to work ok, but then it wouldn't stay charged for very long. After just a few minutes of talking the phone would go dead. I had two batteries, and I had the problem with both batteries, although one seemed worse than the other. I don't know much about cell phones, so I don't know if the phone is just old and worn out, or if I broke it, or what. It's a prepaid phone. It says "Samsung" and "Anycall" on it.
What I'm wondering is if there's any way to repair this phone. I'm guessing that I'll probably just need to buy a new phone, but I thought I'd check and see if anyone who knows more about phones than me could give some advice.
Thanks!

[nobbyken]

Old phone, getting a new one is the only affordable option if your local phone shop can't get you a replacement battery.

[quanglam]

It's better to register for new phone, it's cheap, some phones are free.