Z10 unusable after failed software update

What do i do? Updated my phone this morning. It told me to restart my phone after the update, so i did. When it switched on the screen is stuck and the phone unusable. I've tried plugging it into my laptop, but gained minor access. I can't do anything with the phone. it is rendered useless, and i can't find contact details for blackberry to help me get my phone back up and running. All i can find is a twitter contact, and i don't twitter, and don't want to

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