**Just purchased SLVR L7 @ Wal-Mart $128.43 1 yr upgrade price...this is a MUST READ!!!
sowhatsowhat10 said:
pleeeeeeeeeeeease don't bring tenmidgets outta retirement!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 😡 🙄
Sorry too late....Yes Wal MArt BEATS the crap out of Crapular and Agents and no you wont get "service" or any questions answered. But if you do not need hand holding and have been to the cell phone rodeo before you certainly do not need to spend $200 and sign your life away for two years to get the latest phone
Congrats. If MORE people did this. Prices would fall further and the ripoff agents would be selling cars instead.
Directly from Cingular's website:
$199 new 2 year contract price.
I was ONLY pointing out that I got it cheaper then a new 2 year lengthy price then a new customer on a 2 yr agreement would. I will definately check that price with my cingular store. The day of launch they told me pricing COMPLETLEY different from what you said....and yes it was a Corporate Cingular store not Joe Blows wireless! I will research my local store and post my findings. In the meantime as a consumer I feel I got a great deal. So no bursting of my bubble...sorry!
try taking your slvr to any cingy store, and tell 'em you bought it at wal-mart, they will send you right back to "good 'ole wally world" to let them fix it, then see if the kid with the GED can actually fix your phone, between telling the 14 year olds where the new britny spears' is.
I'm sorry, but supporting wal-mart is NOT supporting ...
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1) Have your cake and eat it too.
2) You made your bed, now sleep in it.
3) You reap what you sow.
Your company, Cingular, gave Wal-Mart rights to sell their phones. Don't get all pissy because they can buy larger quantity than you and sell at lower prices.
Plus, Wal-Mart knows that when you buy the phone there, you'll probably also pick up soda, chips, meat, a shirt, some shampoo, and maybe some flowers for the wife. Your Cingular store doesn't fork out the overhead to carry a variety of items. It isn't what you do. So sell your more expensive phones.
The Lost Ramone said:...
I'm sorry, but supporting wal-mart is NOT supporting the wireless industry, when you buy thei
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The Lost Ramone said:...
do what you want, but don't bring your WLMRTSLVR to me.
And finally, I can't wait until the day that Ford screams at customers that buy cars at used car lots and get their service done at their repair store. If the car is under warranty, they repair it under the terms. If it's not under warranty, the customer pays labor and parts. How odd is this concept?
Well you know you right, but that means you send the phone off to the manufacturer to get fixed un "phone manufacturer's" warranty.
You right with the analogy on the car the difference is that the repair shop has a right to turn your repair away, so "Motorola
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averagejoe said:...
You right with the analogy on the car the difference is that the repair shop has a right to turn your repair away, so "Motorola has to accept your manufacturer warranty-Cingular does not, remember that when you send off your to be repaired and are without a phone while waiting, cingular on their own sends out replacement not the phone manufacturer.
I'm confused. Did the Ford dealer down the street build my truck? No...they paid money to a plant in Detroit (actually Canada) and the truck arrived at their lot...and I bought it from them. So with your anaology, when something goes wrong with my truck while under warranty, I need to ship it back to Detroit? No...I take it to a Ford dealer..
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There is also one major thing that we provide and that is customer service. We may lose sometimes when helping people, but in the end we have a happy customer that will return to us for all of their future needs. (too bad some other stores don't practice this)
BTW, the otd price is 259.99
Mom and Pop stores employ Mom and Pop and maybe son as well Thats it. Wal Mart employess Mom Pop and all the kids and the uncles nad aunts and as well provided same with LOW prices. Wal-Mart is what the economy is all about, procuring things consumers want to buy … at low low prices. It is meeting the market needs unlike Agents and Corporate Cingular stores. THATS why ITS SUCCESS...
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You fire away at the generalizations made about Wal-Mart as unjust but in the same breath make the same rash generalizations against agents.
You'd make sense if you weren't being such a hypocrite.