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Verizon Wireless Now Selling Motorola Devour

Mar 25, 2010, 11:04 AM by Eric M. Zeman
updated Mar 25, 2010, 12:12 PM

Today Verizon Wireless made the Motorola Devour Android phone available for sale. It costs $150 after a mail-in rebate with new agreement. It has been available from Best Buy since February 25.

source: Verizon Wireless

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maccmill

Mar 26, 2010, 10:25 AM

Indirect Retailers

There are a lot of indirect retailers that I wouldn't support at all. I work for A Wireless/ABC Phones in North Carolina. They threaten to fire me and my co-workers for things as small as not greeting customers with a handshake. Cellular Sales is terrible too, and I believe they're a little bigger than we are. Of course being that its a commission based job regardless of where you work, I would definitely support the rep on a case by case basis not by what kind of store he/she works at. Personally I've gotten to the point where I walk out if I don't feel like the person I'm working with cares or gives me any attitude.

Back to the phone at hand however, we too have had the Devour since Feb 25th, its a piece of junk and every one I've sold...
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Menno

Obviously don't support a store that doesn't deserve it. But (at least around here) customers seem to go to retailers to "try out the device" and find out all the information they want about the phone/plan/features and then they go order it online. ...
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jonkalm42

Mar 25, 2010, 2:13 PM

Moto Devour

this phone has been available from ALL "indirect channels since feb. 25th, not just best buy. If you go into a verizon wireless authorized retailer they can do everything the corporate stores can and your also supporting your local community. ive sold many devours and they are great phones. just wanted to clarify its not just best buy and the other big box stores that had it available. not only did we have it available we were and still are selling it for $50 cheaper than best buy

MuToiD_MaN

And which "indirect channel" are you a part of? 🙂

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middlekid3058

Good for you, i am tired of this BS biased phonescoop only reporting items from big box or tier I carriers, i am glad to support the independent dealers and regional carriers...who cares that BB had it first, i dont see anyone going into BB to get a c...
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