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Question: Existing Verizon Customer Can I get this phone at the $99 price with just a contract renewal?  It seems like it's setup only for new customers.
Document: Their own Verizon web site has thousands of complaints all the same about this phone and the still sell it and will not fix the issue at hand-it never should have been sold with all these issues. I am going to have to cancel my contract with Verizon and pay the price to get away from this problem. Going to try the I Phone.
PROS: I had been with T-Mobile for over 10 years and in spite of ATT and Verizon having better phones I remained a loyal T-Mobile customer until the STORM!! !CONS: I early termed my contract with T-Moble and purchased what I though was the MUST HAVE Storm. I was a little concerned after the first day but, by the 3rd day I was utterly frustrated with too many issues with the phone. The accelerometer frequenly would get hung up.
No wonder Verizon has lowered its contract price and is making cheap promotions on various websites. If you're in the bargain for a touchscreen smartphone, go for the iPhone 3G S or, if you're not an Apple fan or AT&T; subscriber, go for the Palm Pre or the newest BlackBerrys like the Curve 8900 or the just-released BlackBerry Tour 9630. You'll thank me later.
I realize you must use Verizon service for this price. But it's a little hard to believe that Amazon says the retail price is $499 and they're selling it for $199. Do they really think we believe this? I've been a longtime customer of Amazon, but starting to become very skeptical of their current pitches.
I was one of those that tried to purchase on launch day, but had to order and received it bout 5 days later. This is my first time owning a Blackberry and purchased it for $100, including rebates and plus I was an existing customer. I was pretty disappointed with this phone, but ended keeping any ways. I had a LG Voyager and loved it and waiting for the new one to come out and I will jump ship as soon as the new one comes out.
The Storm? is it worth it for the new user?In a nutshell the answer is yes. As a non blackberry user I will say no matter what device I picked up it would take both time and effort to get it both setup - synced and also get used to the interface.The Blackberry platform in general is very business oriented. This is not an issue for me as I have a business lifestyle and multiple email accounts across multiple companies as well as a couple personal ones I like to check daily.
It lags doing simple things like orienting the screen and scrolling through the icons (even after their first firmware update), and needs more attention paid to the UI.For consumers on Verizon who won't leave (either due to loyalty or the other carriers not having good signal in your area), or corporate customers on Verizon: I'd say to either get a BlackBerry Pearl or Curve, or better yet, wait for Verizon to get the BlackBerry Bold (probably sometime in 2009). You don't want this touch screen.
*******EDIT******* RIM issued V5 software update. My Storm now works the way it should have from the beginning. It is very fast, no more waiting between apps. The camera focuses faster and the keyboard seems more responsive. It is like getting a new phone.I have been using the Storm since Apr of 2009. It seem to work very good for me.
This is, BY FAR, the worst phone I've ever owned. I've had it about a year, and I tried to give it an honest chance. But it seems that this was a rushed product with numerous bugs that seem to get worse with every new software update that comes out.First of all, I am not a power user. The only additional software I run on it is a Twitter/Facebook app, Bloomberg, and occasionally Slacker radio. I also have two email accounts hooked into it.
I told her about the pixels and without me telling her anything except that I was over my 30-day return window, she called the Verizon customer service store and ordered me a new Blackberry Storm. It came today. In addition to not having any dead pixels, the screen click is 400% better than any of my three previous Storms. In other words, if you're on the fence about the Storm, go ahead and try it.asymmetricblog.com
Answer: yes