Swapping Storm For Curve
Ive contacted Verizon and complained about how the Storm is unusable, citing its frequent lock ups and need for several battery pulls per day. The customer service rep agreed with me and wrote a note on my account so that I could go to the store and exchange my Storm for different phone model. The service rep said my best option would be to switch to the Curve. When I asked about the Omnia he said "i do not recommend it" which I found shock...
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4 replacements and you want something newer that what's currently available (justify it anyway you want) but it sounds like you've made up your mind, you don't want the BB Storm weather it worked fine or not.
I mean others seem to like it just fine, albeit after some firmware updates.
https://www.phonescoop.com/phones/user_reviews.php?p ... »
So I'd say count your blessings before VZW cuts you off.
Also these replacements have nothing to do with Verizon RIM is the company that has to pay for them.
So as for Verizon cutting me off as long as i pay my bill for my 4 lines that wont be a problem.
Your downgrading in coverage.
there 3G sucks.
They have some of the worse ratings along with Sprint.
There customer service is crap.
They use to think they had all the pride and joy in the world, but no anymore.
AT&T has become a very very poor network.
We are getting the bold soon, the new curve, and the pearl flip.
so GO away if you want to switch.
Sorry to hate a little bit, but you have a great passion for verizon, we just gotta channel it, lol.
Chris
Far as the 2nd post he was refering to the exchange policy. Usually after many replacement you get a "alternate" replacement and thats that. Honestly. Sometime people get lemon after lemon. I have a friend that has a BB storm since day of release and he is seriously in love with it. I can't talk to him without him bragging about it. Every phone has bugs when it first comes out. BB's aren't excluded. The first BB with a touch screen? That has updates imprinted on its main screen. Something you'll have to get use to if you are getting top of the line or first in production products. Take the 360 for example. I don't know a single person that hasn't excha...
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My advice is to get a phone that performs the tasks you need. Unfortunatly, Verizon does not offer that. You have said that Verizon is coming out with the Bold, WHEN? The Bold is a great device that is already out and available. Why wait for Verizon and what is taking so long if they are in fact going to carry it?
tylerrocks09 said:
no one cares about your AT&T.
Your downgrading in coverage.
there 3G sucks.
They have some of the worse ratings along with Sprint.
There customer service is crap.
They use to think they had all the pride and joy in the world, but no anymore.
AT&T has become a very very poor network.
We are getting the bold soon, the new curve, and the pearl flip.
so GO away if you want to switch.
First, AT&T has faster 3g when compared to verizon. Second, grammar is fun...
But their footprint (how much of an area is covered) is a lot smaller.
Tyler is an angry little lawn gnome.
I understand Verizon now has released the GPS radio in its smartphones, but I can not verify that. My Omnia does not allow the GPS to work unless it's with VZ navigator. I do not plan on updating the firmware since I may be selling the phone soon.
The issue is all of these exclusive deals. Thats whats killing this industry. RIM needs to have simultaneous engineering where they are working on GSM and CDMA phones at the same time. Currently, I don't think they really do that.
The reason that rep might have told you to stay away from the omnia is because it is VERY different from blackberry's. I've messed around with both the storm and the omnia, and off the two I would take the storm simply because Windows mobile is very difficult to navigate imo. The people who like WM seem to love the phone though, so I don't think there is anything wrong with the device as far as I've heard.
The Curve is a great device and is fully capable of any business needs you might have. While I doubt they'll give you a phone to "borrow," if you can hold out on the storm you might be a...
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