First off, umm, verizon is the largest wireless provider out there so they have MORE traffic yet not nearly as many issues with the data network. Second, as for the point you made for verizon's voice... They never claimed to have coverage everywhere, just the best coverage which they do. And they never claimed about having no dropped calls, just the fewest dropped calls.... which they do. When you say to someone this will work this good and this fast in this area and it rarely if ever does, than yea, that's a lawsuit waiting to happen. As for the speeds, the system att is should be the fastest but they don't have the network to support it so when it comes down to it, verizon and sprint still have faster speeds than att. So sad.
Please, Verizon has been doing this for years. If the cust is on a plan 69.99 or higher... guess what, they get the phone at the 2 year contract price after a year. If they wait til the time they would have been actually able to upgrade..... they would get an extra 100 bucks off the device. That's only one small thing they do. So the fact that spring is FINALLY offering the same type of incentive..... wow, all I can say is it's about time.
Then maybe you should check your e-mail again. It says it will be shipped out NO LATER than the 5th, meaning it will be shipped before then, not after. LEARN TO READ.
Ok, obviously this person does not work for verizon wireless cause he is completely wrong. If you ordered a phone today it will be shipped out no later than the 25th of nov. It is still a small wait but nearly as long as he said. It will be next day delivery as well from the day it is shipped. Basicly everything he just said is wrong.
Well considering Verizon has global data plan for their global blackberry 8830 that is 64.99 a month and will give them UNLIMITED USAGE on that phone. Sounds like to me ATT are ripping the customers when it comes to global use on all their devices.
If 3/4 of the people are new iphone users and switching from other companies then how come the stats don't show that. And also considering most remarks are from people who say that most people waiting in line were iphone users already. Hmmmmmm....... you obviously can't count. Check it out, people are not switching to att nearly as much for the iphone. Now if you read my original comment you'll see that I do know there are some who have. BUT MOST... again... MOST jumpers have already jumped when the first one came out. I didn't say all, if you could read you'd know that. and that's why the port requests are not nearly as high as they were last year. So umm, you're an idiot cause one, you can't count and you can't read.. so sad what our educational system has done to us.... such a shame.
You're all idiots, the reason for the difference..... could it be that almost everyone who would switch for the iphone already did when the first iphone came out. I doubt the 3g model would have people jumping up and switching carriers when they are practically the same phone with really 2 differences in them. So why would people switch for a product that's not really new at all. The jumpers have already jumped a year ago. So I repeat... you're all idiots.
Hey frankie, the phone is .5 inches thick, not thicker. And as for the actually web, check what I already wrote. It does have the FULL web on it, looks just like it does on your computer, you just have to change the settings. See, it has multiple settings to ensure the person can see the web how they want.
"I'm looking for a solid state drive, around 32 to 64GB, for use in my web server. The drive will contain my web sites and the operating system, either Windows Server 2008 R2 or Ubuntu. Large storage is handled by a separate RAID array, so capacity is not an issue. Rather, I am looking for the fastest, longest-lasting, and most reliable drive under $150 that is suitable to my application. Any thoughts? Thanks!"
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