T-Mobile Offers Two Year Warranty on the myTouch
***Very important correction*****
Dear PhoneScoop,
Please, you need to make the following correction: at T-Mobile retail locations we (that's right - "we") do not offer warranty replacements. At all. This is misleading to both your readers, and T-Mobile customers.
Thank you in advance.
Please, you need to make the following correction: at T-Mobile retail locations we (that's right - "we") do not offer warranty replacements. At all. This is misleading to both your readers, and T-Mobile customers.
Thank you in advance.
u do now.
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Well.... in test markets we do. It has not rolled out nationwide yet. If you check SAP while doing inventory you will see all the sku.
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This information came straight from T-Mobile USA's head of marketing at a live event today in NYC.
What rock have you been living under? T-Mobile is activly trying to get us an instore replacement program. And just because WE dont do them now, doesnt mean we wont in august when the phone is released.
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Just another reason
I think that offering the two year warranty on this phone is awesome. I know the warranty doesn't cover: lost, stolen, crack screen or water damage, but sometimes that isn't the issuw with people that have had phones like this over the previous 1 year mark. This is just another reason why t-mobile is listening to it's customers and trying to make improvments to is company to benefit both them and the consumer.
I agree this is a really nice improvement. This is something I would like other companies to consider, at least on their higher end phones.
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i believe that this is a direct target towards angry i-phone users. i have had so many i-phone owners upset that at&t will not touch the i-phone when it messes up, or the data/messaging is $50 or apple takes so long to get the phone back to the custom...
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real world
I like it in principal but... I think to get mass adoption you need to shorten to 18 months. They would be so close to upgrading that they might as well get another phone. I think the current gap is 12- 18 months when ppls phone miraculously drop calls and begin to suck.
...or.... how about a trade in value of like 50 - 100 bucks on used/old phones up to 18 months too or prior to upgrade eligibility if the phone isn't liquid/physical/lost, i.e. like normal warranty conditions.
...or.... how about a trade in value of like 50 - 100 bucks on used/old phones up to 18 months too or prior to upgrade eligibility if the phone isn't liquid/physical/lost, i.e. like normal warranty conditions.
