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Motorola & T-Mobile: Real Toys Please!!!

moto609only

Apr 29, 2005, 11:58 AM
I have been with T-mobile for a few years and @ least 2 years with out a contract. When is T-mobile going to step there game up and release/get REAL Motorola toys? I want to leave but im very comfortable with “T”, but im also pissed because the company moves way too slow releasing/getting New Motorola phones. Every New Motorola product “T” releases, I get, only wanting to upgrade 3 months later. Not that there’s anything wrong with the products, but there’s a clear demand, no supply and no choice. So I’m stuck with my phone for like 6 months, only to have the option to buy a mediocre upgrade. (like the V600 & A630) Im TIRED of these tiny screens with less than 2.0 meg.pix cameras. (Ahem…V635) And no offence, that RAZR is not all what its ...
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TMoto

Apr 29, 2005, 1:28 PM
The Pebel is rumored to be your answer
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moto609only

Apr 29, 2005, 1:51 PM
The V6…another “metrosexual” phone. But still lacking a bigger screen & memory card slot. It’s bad enough I have a black PSP that’s needs to be “polished” every time you pick it up, now the same thing with the V6…lol. No Thanks…What’s Next? 🤣
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AberFitchDuDe87

Apr 29, 2005, 1:32 PM
It's not really T-Mobile's fault. It's Motorola for making stupid phone and selling them for $800! I noticed that Motorola tends to go "backwards" with thier techolongy instead of "forward" like other phone makers. I wonder what they are trying to prove. . . 😳
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moto609only

Apr 29, 2005, 1:56 PM
Yea, it’s a catch 22, that’s why I posted the same forum on the Motorola page. I think Moto’s market research is off. I strongly believe in brand loyalty, but damn, come on! 🙄
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azjames

Apr 29, 2005, 7:58 PM
Another problem is customer demand. The demand is for "free" not so much the best and brightest. Remember the "Black Jay-Z Sidekick"? Great high end unit....okay sales. People like you and me (I love my Nokia 7710) are forced to get our T-Mo phones elsewhere (and I work for T-Mobile Corporate). I hear you though. Our "free" V180 does all the same things as the 300 dollar A630 (sans bt and camera). It's sad.
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moto609only

Apr 30, 2005, 2:22 PM
Hummm, well then why not have the option to buy the “High-End” Phones Online or Call Customer Care? Something like the Ralph Lauren Polo Website…where you can order Custom & Website only products. Yea it (the phones) are more expensive but it will give those customers who want “The Latest & Best” products the opportunity to have what they want and also allow T-Mobile the opportunity to see what their customers are demanding. Let all those customers who want the free family plan phones go to the T-Mobile stores in the mall & let the people who want the exclusive phones order from the website or call T-Mobile directly. There has to be some median, this @#$? is ridiculous. Why not order 5 million of those “free” V180’s, 1.5 million of those ...
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skcaugusta

Apr 30, 2005, 3:28 PM
I kind of agree. With almost 80% of their phones under $50 (with or without rebates), the hard core and/or enthusiast market really isn't getting any choice. Yeah, the A630 is nice, but what if you want the same functions in a clamshell? The D415 is a really good model, but it has been out for almost a year I believe. Just throw us a bone. Doesn't have to be a RAZR or a Sony Ericsson that can be used as a digital camera-fax machine-pooper scooper-back massager, just give us a little more choice.
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moto609only

Apr 30, 2005, 5:10 PM
This Sounds Like Customer Demand To Me! 🙂
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