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Originally Posted by johncal
Look, You have no idea what's going on. First, the techs only make the decision that your phone needs to be replaced. To say that the techs actually decide what to do about what phone you get is absurd.
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Wrong again. You're batting 1.000 in that dept.
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Originally Posted by johncal
Also, store managers do NOT have more wiggle room. Many times they have to call the regional managers to get approval to swap to something different.... and of course, they keep certified like new replacements there all the time. You're dreaming. Fact is you're making things up as you go and it's becoming more and more obvious. However, I'm done responding to this crap because indeed I did get a different phone and have gotten a different type 3 times in the past. You can agrue all you want but it doesn't change the facts.
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Wrong again. I've seen this first hand.
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Originally Posted by johncal
All I'm doing is telling these guys they DO have a way to get out of their crappy Imagios. They can either try my advice or get nothing as you would lead them to believe.
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Wrong yet again. Many have tried your "i'm a blind nut and tripped over a nut" method. If what you posted works without paying $ or extending contracts you just got very lucky and someone made a mistake.
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