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Samsung
Posts: 3141
Phone Model:
Motorola RAZR2 V8 |
 
Wed Mar 02, 2005 4:16 am |
hehe, come on Tex  the verbal prob changed mmmm.... 2 months ago. You've had to atleast reniewed one contract since then  Prob dont look because you have it memorized huh 
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osii
Posts: 1
Phone Model:
Motorola v600
Service Provider:
t-mobike |
Wed Jun 01, 2005 7:57 pm |
I have a V600 from tmobile that has been giving me a few problems. After going through 2 exchanges all TM offered was a non bluetooth samsung model or a comparable bluetooth model if I was willing to cough up a few bucks and sign up for another year. Neither of these options is suitable mainly because I have purchased many bluetooth accessories which will essentially become worthless without a BT enabled phone and I do not believe that providing a merchantable unit should be a profit center for tmobile.
Since they refuse to refund my money for the phone and all the accessories or make a proper exchange and after reading about all the troubles with these phones I am going to simply sue them for the cost of the phones and accessories on a lack of merchantability claim and failure to substitute a like replacement.
I have no problems with motorola phones, I had a great one before I "upgradded" to the V600. However I have lost faith in the merchantability of the V600 and would not buy another.
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duceduc
Posts: 2122
Phone Model:
iPhone Unlocked
Service Provider:
Cingular - Extended |
Wed Jun 01, 2005 8:08 pm |
osii:
What kinda problem(s) are you having with your V600?
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Samsung
Posts: 3141
Phone Model:
Motorola RAZR2 V8 |
Thu Jun 02, 2005 2:36 pm |
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If you do 2 exchanges and third comes up all within 90 days they offer you an alternate phone but you can always get a replacement V600, T-Mobile is still replacing that model of phone. And even if they aren't, as long as you are still within your 12 month warranty go to the manufacturer!
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tirsomaly
Posts: 1
Phone Model:
6600
Service Provider:
Tmobile |
Mon Jul 11, 2005 8:11 am |
To get a decent signal you should remember to powercycle your phone daily. (turning it off and back on). Motorola has the worst phones in general, they tend to be defective, and T-Mobile's exchange program is terrible. I work for T-Mobile cust care, and while there are many people who are happy with their moto phones, those who need exchanges usually need multiple exchanges.
Nokia is the best manufacturer, hands down.
I just recommend avoiding a handset exchange with T-Mobile unless it is really a defect that you cannot live with.
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Samsung
Posts: 3141
Phone Model:
Motorola RAZR2 V8 |
Tue Jul 12, 2005 4:31 am |
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Really?? I thought their exchange program was pretty good, Nokias are ok but I prefer my moto to a nokia anyday lol (I've gone through nokia, samsung and moto phones)
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