Re: Sprint replacing Touch Pro with Touch Pro 2!
 

they told me that if I picked one up from a sprint store then I would have to pay full retail price. They are sending me a touch pro replacement for free. I wonder if it will be a refurb or NIB

Re: Sprint replacing Touch Pro with Touch Pro 2!
 

Actually, that was the second time I heard it. I first emailed Dan@sprint and I got a phone call response. The lady I spoke to said "Sprint is aware that there is an issue and is working closely with HTC"..Then the Corp store rep told me pretty much the same thing as I stated in the other post.

Re: Sprint replacing Touch Pro with Touch Pro 2!
 

But that's only if they are actually going to do the swap. Mine was ordered as well and came in 2 days later.

Re: Sprint replacing Touch Pro with Touch Pro 2!
 

It's very likely a refurb.

Re: Sprint replacing Touch Pro with Touch Pro 2!
 

Well I just got my 4th TP last Thursday... it's locked up every night. For the first time I haven't even flashed the phone. I'm still on the stock, unlocked ROM. Anyway I went into the sprint repair store in the mall near me, told the guy it's my 4th and this one is now crapping out and he brought up my account... printed some sort of ticket and told me that my new TP2 is on the way and will be there Tuesday. I didn't even have to do any pushing at all. I don't know if my being a 'sprint premier' member matters at all or not. I'm just happy that they didn't make me jump through any hoops or anything.

Re: Sprint replacing Touch Pro with Touch Pro 2!
 

I was at a repair center about 2 weeks ago and their system was finally allowing TP2's to be replaced. Prior it was only another TP, BB, Palm Pre, or something else. They called me and said it was going through until it got to the final screen and it popped up Out of Stock. I'll keep you updated when I get mine.....eventually.

Re: Sprint replacing Touch Pro with Touch Pro 2!
 

Did you get a replacement TP or just tell them you're waiting until a Tp2 comes in stock?

Re: Sprint replacing Touch Pro with Touch Pro 2!
 

I don't buy the whole 'not in stock' story... the guy at the sprint store on Saturday just ordered one... showed in stock. Now it's going to be a new full kit so unless the problem is that they are waiting for refurb tp2's you should be able to have one ordered.

Re: Sprint replacing Touch Pro with Touch Pro 2!
 

they are waiting for referbs most of the time, I got my TP2 2 weeks ago, I called every other day and talked to the advanced replacement department, they told me none where in stock, when they finally where the lady i was talking to said their where only 26 originally put in that day and only 6 where left!

Im PERFECTLY fine with getting a referb (phone/battery only)! and since having the TP2 the only things i can say i miss are some of the buttons on the keyboard (well biggest of all the TAB key... since i use the crap out of it both on desktop/laptop/phone.. well when i had the TP i should say), the camera button (well center DPad) and of course the FLUSH volume up/down... i bump them so often when in landscape (keyboard out) mode... AND THE CRAPPY BT STACK WHICH SUCKS SO MUCH ITS UNHEARD OF!!!

Good luck everyone

Re: Sprint replacing Touch Pro with Touch Pro 2!
 

I think for the most part, they're looking @ the refurb stock. From what I understand, NIB exchanges are typically reserved for very "hot" or high priority customers and the store management is most likely required to provide justification when they order one, especially when its a different model than the phone being replaced. However, a refurb exchange is what the TEP allows for, including a different model after a certain number of exchanges, so those can go through without a lot of kick back.

Again, as has been the mantra for this entire thread, it depends on the store/rep you talk to. Some stores/reps don't want to hassle w/ the paperwork involved in ordering a NIB TP2 (or just may not be aware that they can), so if refurb stock is out, they just say "sorry, its out of stock." Whereas, other stores/reps that actually give a crap about the customer experience and are willing to go the extra mile, will likely order a NIB if available. Sadly, it appears the latter are few and far between.