I can’t imagine metal chipping off a persons phone is necessarily normal.  
Especially since you have it in a case which limits some of the natural wear 
and tare put on the device.  Only thing I can think is, there was some dirt or 
dust in the case that over time wore away at the metal band around your 4S.

Ricardo Walker
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On Jul 27, 2013, at 10:14 PM, Jessica Moss <junglebookfa...@gmail.com> wrote:

> I just got my 4S a little over a year ago I think it's been now, and have 
> been using an otterbox defender case with it, and took it out of its holster 
> this afternoon when I heard this weird sound that sounded like someone 
> stepping in a spot of cement that had sand on it.  So at first I thought my 
> clip had messed up, because when I went to put it back into the clip, it 
> didn't snap correctly, but when I pulled it out again, I noticed one of the 
> sides that's kind of square shaped had a gap in it, which now has me 
> concerned.
>  Is this normal?  This really has me concerned considering the fact that I 
> had to pay full price for the phone sense I wasn't elagible for an upgrade 
> when I decided to buy it, and my old phone was biting the dust, so didn't 
> have much of a choice unless I wanted to go with another Windows phone which 
> I wasn't willing to do.  Anyhow, any info someone could give me would really 
> be appreciated, sense I've done about 3 google searches, but can't find 
> anything.
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