Some kind of glue coming from the LCD-monitor

My husband gave me a BB pearl for Christmas last year (08)….but suddenly, a couple of weeks ago (maybe months), I started to get some kind of glue from the “monitor”…
I called T-Mobile right away, and they said that as we did not pay for the insurance, they cannot do anything for this issue…They also said we couldn’t claim the guarantee because they have never heard anything about glue coming out from the monitor…
Does anybody face something like this?

I haven't heard of that, yea it is possbile I suppose.
If I were you, I would take it back to the specific Tmobile retail store where it was purchased and demand the replacement in warranty since it it still less that a year old.
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