Motorola V710
Unbelievable.
This site, as well as Howard's Forums, are great -- I started about two months ago when I strolled into a Verizon store in NYC to replace my aging V60, and I wound up here to check into (as per the salesguy's suggestion) the V710.
And as some others herein have pointed out, the 710 is a phone. It's not the replacement liver your aunt needs for her transplant operation. It's not the engagement ring you're saving to give to your high school sweetheart. It's a metal and plastic device you can use to make phone calls.
It kind of amazes me that some of the people here seem to have more interest in what they're using to make the phone call than in who or why they're calling in the first place.
The best part is the people who have already ...
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And as some others herein have pointed out, the 710 is a phone. It's not the replacement liver your aunt needs for her transplant operation. It's not the engagement ring you're saving to give to your high school sweetheart. It's a metal and plastic device you can use to make phone calls.
It kind of amazes me that some of the people here seem to have more interest in what they're using to make the phone call than in who or why they're calling in the first place.
The best part is the people who have already ...
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Carlos Caliente said:...
This site, as well as Howard's Forums, are great -- I started about two months ago when I strolled into a Verizon store in NYC to replace my aging V60, and I wound up here to check into (as per the salesguy's suggestion) the V710.
And as some others herein have pointed out, the 710 is a phone. It's not the replacement liver your aunt needs for her transplant operation. It's not the engagement ring you're saving to give to your high school sweetheart. It's a metal and plastic device you can use to make phone calls.
It kind of amazes me that some of the people here seem to have more interest in what they're using to make the phone call than in who or why they're calling in the first place.
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Carlos Caliente said:...
This site, as well as Howard's Forums, are great -- I started about two months ago when I strolled into a Verizon store in NYC to replace my aging V60, and I wound up here to check into (as per the salesguy's suggestion) the V710.
And as some others herein have pointed out, the 710 is a phone. It's not the replacement liver your aunt needs for her transplant operation. It's not the engagement ring you're saving to give to your high school sweetheart. It's a metal and plastic device you can use to make phone calls.
It kind of amazes me that some of the people here seem to have more interest in what they're using to make the phone call than in who or why they're calling in the first place.
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Either way, he proved my point ;-)
Or as they say in the vernacular..."ignorance is indeed bliss." 😎
Or as they say in the vernacular..."ignorance is indeed bliss." 😎
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It seems someone besides the people on this forum (like yourself) need to sort their priorities. You may see our nearly religious obsession with a phone as a condition. However, many people consider this a hobby (ya know, like collecting stamps). So, if you think that were all loser geeks without lives than that's you're opinion. You can go ahead and get in touch with your personal side with your piece of crap phone. No one's stopping you. But please, keep it to your self....
LOL...you need to get out more. It's not my priorities that need sorting. It's a phone, nothing more. I don't regard your "hobby" as a condition, I just find it mildly entertaining, as, apparently, do others herein. And as far as getting in touch
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