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Originally Posted by Thesian
You miss my point.
Did I say my phone works flawleessly? no.
I do at least 2 soft resets a day. but my phone doesn't lock up. I randomly do them just because.
a trick I learned from my palm 650, 700, ppc 6600, and 6700.
i'm sorry your bluetooth sucks.
yes, known issue.
Memory leak? *sigh*
my point is that all the petitions in the world mean nothing.
show sprint with your wallet!
but you just want whine and make sprint fix it.
that your whole plan ray? get her?
*sigh*
i'd like to help you.
i'm a tech so I can help people. honestly.
but I only see whiny people. take action. make a descion. or help me find a viable solution.
but not many do that... including me... *sigh*
i'm no better so i'm gone for now...
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im also a tech, but unlike you i can't agree with anything your saying. if i buy a phone from sprint, mind u we get discounts, so i got mine for 288.99 plus tax, and its does not do what it is advertised to do, then yes i have a problem with it. i get moguls in my store everyday, with the same issues. customers don't know that the phone has bluetooth issues, so they
come in thinking its the software, not to mention the phone runs slow. i really dont see how you can justify what is happening when all the evidence is presented to you. my favorite quote of your's is "show sprint your wallet" we have, by purchasing the phone. we also put our faith into sprint in this so called "evdo rev A" update that was supposed to be out by September. they told us all to wait, and we did. who's fault is that. you really should think about your "argument" before you try to present it to all of us, who do experience these problems. i doubt that your one phone is superior to all of ours. and your 2 soft resets a day because you just want to? i highly doubt that. no one resets their phone "because they want to." even you know that their are underlying problems with the phone, you just dont want to admit it. so in the end, good luck. i hope that sprint really makes you that happy that you have to stick up for them with an under-performing product.