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Originally Posted by freeza
I had a dream that I went to the Sprint Store to exchange my faulty EVO 3D, and the rep was a really hot girl and kind of dumb when it came to phones, so she let me open every single EVO 3D they had in stock to inspect it before I took it as my replacement. But every single EVO 3D I opened had one of the many issues noted by people since its launch. Not a single one was good enough for me to take. Then I realized that this is fucking real life and the chances of getting a flawless EVO 3D, or any other HTC phone for that mater are slim to none and you should probably stick with what you have.
Cool story? You bet your ass.
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I have a little story that I need to tell...
about a little phone that we know so well...
we spend alot of dough, cough up alotta cash...
just to have issues that we shouldn't bash..?
tilted screens and signal issues...
makes some people who need the phone get tissues...
for what it's worth we should send the phone back...
to let HTC know they don't know jack!
HTC's quality control has gone down the tubes. Seems as if they all went on vacation without notice to anyone and thier phones...and customers are paying a price. If these were $20 phones from your local 7-11, your point would be valid. But these are $200 phones on contract out of pocket and used upgrades to obtain these. No one...repeat...no one....should have to "live" with a phone that's...well...not perfect for any reason. This goes for any product that's manufactured and imported/exported to and from any country. So true that you said nothing is perfect but what's perfect to one person isn't perfect for another. Especially when said product clearly has flaws in and out.