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Old 05-24-2010, 06:42 PM
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Re: Would I be able to upgrade my Touch pro 2?

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Originally Posted by Campos21 View Post
Would I be able to upgrade my Htc touch pro 2, into the Htc EVO? for sprint?
As Wesley762 said, you can buy it. Sprint will never turn down you buying it...

If you want a free swap to it you can count that out. Even if the TP2 was discontinued and you did the swap at the right time these forums get flooded with you wouldn't get an EVO. The EVO is not a comparable phone to the Touch Pro 2 in the eyes of Sprint. The TP2 is a business phone and the EVO is a consumer phone.

So the only way is to BUY IT!

And guess what? You knew that before you came here. As after all, that's how our society works. We reward those who make or do stuff of value to us by paying them money. Our society isn't built on theft.

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Originally Posted by rdcrds View Post
Do not mind paying for the phone but not for 50% extra a month and having a extra phone.
Then skip the phone. The cost of the phone isn't just in the sticker price. In business we love to see an item for its true cost. We even give it a very clear name, TCO (Total Cost of Ownership).

TCO includes the price you pay for the hardware, the service to power the phone, any accessories you need for it, etc. It includes every dollar you have to spend to use and maintain that device over the lifetime of the device.

If the TCO of the phone exceeds the value to you then you don't buy it...
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