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Re: Verizon “accidently” removed my Sprint - Touch Pro from their network
No offense, but I don't think they owe you anything. Like me, you probably hacked your phone to get it to work in the first place, and having something like this happen is the risk we took. It sucks it happened and what jmorton10 suggested is exactly what you need to do next. I've been down this unfortunate path myself and it was a APITA to get data working again but it can be done.
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Re: Verizon “accidently” removed my Sprint - Touch Pro from their network
Wait for the TP2 or Omina2
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Re: Verizon “accidently” removed my Sprint - Touch Pro from their network
Hey the apache runs 6.5 and I surprised myself with how much I had missed all the buttons on the side.
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Re: Verizon “accidently” removed my Sprint - Touch Pro from their network
does it run it well? that's the question
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Re: Verizon “accidently” removed my Sprint - Touch Pro from their network
A more accurate question would be does it run well for a four year old phone that goes nowadays for $50? And the answer to me is yes. I did a horrible video demonstration that pretty much doesn't help, but it at least shows you a little the response time. Memory management might be a little tight but it was certainly useable and it'd easily make a good backup device:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xL7Cg-leSq0 I'd make a better one but I gave it away that day. |
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Re: Verizon “accidently” removed my Sprint - Touch Pro from their network
wow
I'm surprised it works very well and veyr stable ram is under though but shockingly it works! |
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Re: Verizon “accidently” removed my Sprint - Touch Pro from their network
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Re: Verizon “accidently” removed my Sprint - Touch Pro from their network
I spent 3 weeks trying to get the so called "OPEN" network to accept one of my 3 Qwest HTC 6800s 2 of which were just active 2 days before I switched handsets.
I've been with VZW since Qwest dumped me in their lap. With 2 6800's and 3 more clamshell's, all 5 lines active for more than a year. And then the data plan. 2 level 3 tech's and 3 weeks of "7 to 10 days", I finally raised enough stink to get a bleeding heart discount. Long story short, $55.00 later and I now own my second BNIB XV6800. Now the TP is selling for $99.oo (with 2yr.). I might hold out till the TP2. The TP seems so flimsy, at least the one that I held at the store was. I would get them to sell you a TP for the $99.USD (if thats what you really want) for their refusal to be fair. And waive the 2 yr commit. (since it was their fault). It might just work, they are the best team of customer service reps that I have seen in a long time. I just don't care much for their refusal to let me use my Qwest 6800's as a backup. Happy hunting...
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Re: Verizon “accidently” removed my Sprint - Touch Pro from their network
In that case, Verizon's store website has the TP for $30 with two year subscription.
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