Question about returns
Is this $20 deducted from the difference in cost between two phones? I.e. if I wanted the Adventure and it's $30 cheaper, do I get a $10 credit?
Also, I've heard there is no charge if I simply send it back, then I get my NE2 credit back and such. If this is true, can't I just send it back, then a week later order a different phone and hence avoid the $20 fee?
You'll still end up getting charged. While there may be a loophole sometimes...Verizon isn't stupid...things are tracked.
I wish they'd make some kind of exception for the Boulder, however, as it really sounds like crap. I'll end up paying the $20 though.
the main reasons for bouldar returns at my store are:
audio issues - earpiece is distorted and crackly. issue is corrected by turning down volume but defeats purpose of using the phone for outdoor work when you cant hear the person on the other end.
battery life - cant make it through the day on full charge.
Battery life is abysmal. You're correct. It doesn't last an entire day on a single charge.
The interface (even with the latest software patch) is sluggish and glitchy.
The keys are too flat and indistinct. The simple nonpredictive T9 text entry, also, makes it a pain by having to enter entire long words instead of just the first series of letters and cycling through choices.
I'm actually glad to hear many others are returning this phone. Perhaps it'll prompt Casio to produce a better updated one.
those seem to be pretty standard reasons for return for this phone. you're most certainly not the only one. i just got off work and had several of the same issues you've discribed come back with the bouldar today.