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danaerisall bureaucrats must die!
ahem. Emailed verizon to ask what time frame we're looking at for the treo 600, pointing out that I'll be leaving them in a little over two months if they don't have a palm based pda phone by then. They sent me back
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We appreciate your interest in the latest technology in wireless phones, and we are happy to assist you.
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At present, there are several wireless phones being tested for functionality and reliability with our network. Verizon Wireless will not offer a product or service unless it meets the high standards
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As someone on a website pointed out, if their testing process is so rigorous, how come the missed the faulty batteries on the kyocera 7135?
And also, at this point, if they don't shorten their testing process so that they are not always the last to come out with new technology, I expect they will start losing customers soon.
And finallly, even when they were offering the Kyocera 7135, it had become pretty outdated, yet they were still charging as much as for newer similar phones with different OSs.
ahem. Emailed verizon to ask what time frame we're looking at for the treo 600, pointing out that I'll be leaving them in a little over two months if they don't have a palm based pda phone by then. They sent me back
Thank you for contacting Verizon Wireless through our website.
I have received your email, and I am happy to help.
We appreciate your interest in the latest technology in wireless phones, and we are happy to assist you.
Verizon Wireless is constantly improving the services, features, and wireless phones we offer to our customers for their communication needs.
At present, there are several wireless phones being tested for functionality and reliability with our network. Verizon Wireless will not offer a product or service unless it meets the high standards
our customers have come to expect. Currently, we are unable to provide information regarding which equipment is being considered or approximate release dates, as this may raise expectations that may
not be met.
If you would like to receive e-mail updates regarding new products and services, please click on "E-mail Updates" from the "Support" tab located at the top of our www.verizonwireless.com home page.
As part of our Worry Free Guarantee you will enjoy the largest, most reliable nationwide wireless network. Please write to us again through www.VerizonWireless.com if you have any further questions.
Sincerely,
Diana
Verizon Wireless
Customer Service
"We never stop working for you!"
The above response is subject to the terms of your Service Agreement and calling plan, which apply to all lines on your account. Please read those materials for full details. Our liability is
limited. In the event of a conflict between this response and the terms of your Service Agreement and calling plan, the terms of your Service Agreement and calling plan will govern. Verizon
Wireless's calling plans, rate areas, rates, agreement provisions, business practices, procedures and policies are subject to change as specified in the Service Agreement.
As someone on a website pointed out, if their testing process is so rigorous, how come the missed the faulty batteries on the kyocera 7135?
And also, at this point, if they don't shorten their testing process so that they are not always the last to come out with new technology, I expect they will start losing customers soon.
And finallly, even when they were offering the Kyocera 7135, it had become pretty outdated, yet they were still charging as much as for newer similar phones with different OSs.
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Date: 2004-03-16 06:34 pm (UTC)stupit phone companies. Worst were the bastards from DoCoMo who love showing up at javaOne with phones that we won't -ever- see in the states...
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Date: 2004-03-16 08:05 pm (UTC)Verizon seems to still be offering the 7135, online and at the Fremont hub store. Have they discontinued it in SF?
How has the 7135 become outdated? Because it's a Palm 4.1 machine instead of 5.x?
Argh. And here I'm thinking of bailing on Sprint for Verizon.