Motorola RAZR V3c
Another Razr Launch Rumor
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I just dialed *611 and talked to a Verizon customer service rep. I asked her about the Razr and if it is available for purchase through customer service (because it has been rumored to be available in other posts). She said it is not available yet. I also asked her if she knew when it would be available for purchase, either online or in stores, and she said she did not (a total lie, if you ask me). BUT, she kindly directed me to the vz website where I could register to be emailed when it launches. I didnt want to tell her I already did that three times!! 😉
Anyhow... Maybe others are luckier than I, but I guess I will just have to wait for the online or store launch.
Best of luck to you all.
I just dialed *611 and talked to a Verizon customer service rep. I asked her about the Razr and if it is available for purchase through customer service (because it has been rumored to be available in other posts). She said it is not available yet. I also asked her if she knew when it would be available for purchase, either online or in stores, and she said she did not (a total lie, if you ask me). BUT, she kindly directed me to the vz website where I could register to be emailed when it launches. I didnt want to tell her I already did that three times!! 😉
Anyhow... Maybe others are luckier than I, but I guess I will just have to wait for the online or store launch.
Best of luck to you all.
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I had the same experience this morning, except both times they told me that it wasn't coming out until January!! 😳
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Should of asked them if it was day or night they probably didn't know the answer to that either 🤣
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The fact of the matter is that we've known for weeks. It's simply that
a) they've been known to change things at the drop of a hat, which could result in customer unhappiness. For example, the Nokia 2128i, a simple no-frills bar-style phone was recalled after we had received it and held back another 3 weeks. Imagine being told one thing, making time to make the trek to the store, only to find it's been delayed till (???).
b) each and every Verizon Wireless employee signs a non-disclosure contract stating that we will not "sacrifice competitive advantage". Why risk our jobs by giving up proprietary information?
a) they've been known to change things at the drop of a hat, which could result in customer unhappiness. For example, the Nokia 2128i, a simple no-frills bar-style phone was recalled after we had received it and held back another 3 weeks. Imagine being told one thing, making time to make the trek to the store, only to find it's been delayed till (???).
b) each and every Verizon Wireless employee signs a non-disclosure contract stating that we will not "sacrifice competitive advantage". Why risk our jobs by giving up proprietary information?
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