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Tmo Shipping Early 8900 Orders
- Thread starter elprocks
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denied once already.... first person told me though it would cost me 349 then 100 mail-in rebate..
wonder if i can get it lower =\
only been with t-mo for 15months
must try again!
wonder if i can get it lower =\
only been with t-mo for 15months
must try again!
Actyually, I ordered mine on Feb. 2nd and I already receieved it! This is an AWESOME device! I've been with T-mobile for a very long time and I have never had a problem with them. I did a two year contract, which is fine since I don't plan on switching companies. I only paid $320 total with a $100 rebate, making it only $220. This device is SO worth it! It feels perfect in your hand and the browser is pretty fast too. I highly recomend this phone!
Same here. I've been with t-mo for about 10 yrs now. I got the same deal more or less with 2 yr contract (total after rebate, plus taxes = $214.99). I have had problems with t-mobile where they seriously overcharged my bill by mistake. Of course they more than made up for it (so far,...knock on wood).
One week into 8900 ownership, and I also highly recommend this blackberry to anyone considering the jump to t-mobile/blackberry land. To those users who are willing to wait until their provider gets the 8900 (and/or to those who might try to unlock a t-mobile 8900), I'm sure it will be worth the hassle. Although, if you wait for too long, I'm sure that RIM will release the next new wave of developments before we know it. A positive outcome from this scenario would be more affordable prices for the 8900.
One week into 8900 ownership, and I also highly recommend this blackberry to anyone considering the jump to t-mobile/blackberry land. To those users who are willing to wait until their provider gets the 8900 (and/or to those who might try to unlock a t-mobile 8900), I'm sure it will be worth the hassle. Although, if you wait for too long, I'm sure that RIM will release the next new wave of developments before we know it. A positive outcome from this scenario would be more affordable prices for the 8900.