How to get out of my verizon contract without paying a ETF?
I've also never heard of a Droid's OS crashing
If Verizon weren't working with you to get a working phone in your hands, you might have some legal recourse. Verizon has worked hard to fix your issue. If every one of the millions of Storm customers were having the exact same issues over and over again, you might have something there. But you're among a minority, regardless of how many stories and experiences you dig up online or among other customers. Most people are perfectly happy with their working Storm, even after an issue with their device, myself among them.
they are going between $300 and $400...that should cover you because I wouldn't let you out after swapping you so many times....
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If you are on you 7th phone maybe it is the user 😉
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Sending Picture Mail with Sprint
by DSFB407 Jul 26, 2008, 8:34 AM
I just got my Blackberry Curve with sprint via a upgrade the other day and I was wanting to send a picture to my friend. I went to the pictures and then scrolled down the menu it said nothing about sending a picture to a contact, I could only send one via email, blackberry messanger, or AIM messanger. Can someone help me out and tell me how to send a picture to a contact. Thanks
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Unfornately, despite all the heartache you went through, you sold your soul to Big Red, therefore you are the property of Verizon Wireless. But good news. For a flat fee, you can take your life back and divorce Big Red once and for all and get that Property of Verizon Wireless tattoo removed from your rump.
waldorfsalad said:
Not only that... it will free you up to "sell your soul" to another carrier. A carrier that NEVER has ANY bad phones. EVER. They carry the Droid, the iphone, only the coolest ones! Plus... they're 100% FREE! Also, when you call in to customer service, they actually PAY YOU! All the minutes are unlimted (The plans are free, too). No tattoos, either... and the coverege is EVERYWHERE. 🤣
AT&T...More Droppped Calls in More Places, the WORST coverage nationwide.