Blackberry storm system failure causing battery failure

hello
hoping someone can help me i have two blackberry's now due to having to buy one of a friend but my initial blackberry storm has developed a system issue i went online and found it could be the system has simply failed so i used blackberry software to renew the system prior to that day i bought a brand new battery for the storm and it was working fine for roughly two hours then all of sudden after two hours with the new system the battery died i was just wondwering what can i do to repair this with out to much cost ???????

If you delete the app then reinstall it, that should take care of the issue. If not, post back and we'll look at other options.
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I bought it from Amazon, not Apple. Amazon allows you to return opened computers within 30 days, but they charge a 15% fee. I was hoping when I called Apple tech support that they'd just offer to replace it right away, but I guess if you buy the computer somewhere else their policy is to try repair first.
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