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Originally posted by Phenomenon RIP Status Light
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Originally posted by townreb NRS received 2 cases, a black snakeskin sideways pouch and a vertical body golve scuba case |
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Originally posted by keolu so by adding that new line to the existing account, did you get the phone at $299? |
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Originally posted by theqase Yeah, i am curious about that too... If i were to sign up as a new customer, could i get the phone for cheaper, and the cancel, as you say before 14 days, and get to keep the phone for that much? hmm |
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Originally posted by GOOSE13 Quote:
It does not matter if you are a new customer or not anymore. It is based on the contract you sign up for. If you sign up for the 2-year agreement you will get the phone for cheaper. |
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Originally posted by KBAM Wirelessly posted (i95cl LE: MOT-85/01.05 UP.Browser/4.1.26m.737 UP.Link/4.2.3.5h) It does not matter if you are a new customer or not anymore. It is based on the contract you sign up for. If you sign up for the 2-year agreement you will get the phone for cheaper. |
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Originally posted by Cooden I got the phone for $299.99. The thing you have to do is pay for the phone up front. That way when you call Nextel it shows equipment provided. I only paid $325 with tax. |
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Originally posted by Cooden Carl, Snitches like you should be killed. We are talking about a phone and how to get one at $299.99. We don't need your little emoticon with the eyes rolling or your stupid comment. Obviously you a snitch and should be dealt with the right way
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I was thinking of doing it again for the 830 if we are told we cant upgrade for a few months again. Just have to find out if my canceled account is still on there and if I could sign up again cause I "took a reinterest" in Nextel
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Originally posted by KBAM Wirelessly posted (i95cl LE: MOT-85/01.05 UP.Browser/4.1.26m.737 UP.Link/4.2.3.5h) Understand exactly what you're saying, Cooden. Guess NXTL's system isn't capable of trapping out this spoof because the purchase and the activation are "separated at birth." Kinda hatches a game and morality play along the lines of...Kazaa. --BAM |
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Originally posted by Next Steps I know a dealer would charge you back for that phone. Generally, when you try to cancel within 15 days, the rep will tell you to call from the store or have the rep call to cancel. This is force you to actually return the unit. But, I am sure you can prolly get away with no returning the phone. I dont think Nextel has an offical policy in place about returning equipment after cancelling the number. If you want a phone without contract, just buy it off ebay. Dont fraud Nextel that will eventually drive prices and upgrade/cancellation fees up. |
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Originally posted by YoDude You're putting way to much into this there Shakespeare. The subsidy is accounting smoke. Nextel didn't loose any money. Dude paid for the phone. By canceling within the 14 day period, Nextel didn't have to pay a commission. What the dude did do was stiff the sales associate. He also beat the store out of stock that may have been alloted or is in limited quantities. This is why NRS should honor Nextel's upgrade policy and not hold new releases for new activations... This behavior would be similar to having a fantastic dinner served to you at a fine restaurant. Paying the bill but not leaving a tip. The restaurant doesn't loose anything except maybe a good waiter who leaves because he can't feed his kids on a dead beats tips. |
People will just activate a new line and cancel anyway. Soooo in the end, they get the better price, cause its a new activation, and you still loose out on a customer
Bottom line to me, is in the end, you still should always make the customer happy. Its to bad retail is not like that anymore, anywhere, period. Im much happier buying pretty much everything online now.
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Originally posted by KingGanon Quote:
Am I missing something, or is there an issue here? Why would NXTL not charge back the subsidy if one killed the activation but kept the phone? --BAM |
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Originally posted by Cooden Man you guys sure are haters. Did you not read my entire post? I paid for the phone up front, it shows EQUIPMENT PROVIDED! I didn't order the phone so that they would make me send it back. You have to know how to work the system, I am a Nextel dealer for the millionth time. I know how to work it. I paid for the phone on my credit card. I am just going to cancel the service. Stop threadjacking u jerkoffs. Go suck off nextel since you guys all think you own them. |
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Originally posted by Next Steps Managers dont wanna lose their monthly bonuses for sales, activations, data, accessories, etc. They got quotas to keep and upgrades just get in the way in their mind. As a employee, I couldnt care less about what the customer wants the phone for. Just buy some other stuff besides the phone and I'll make enough money to be happy. I really dont think a store loses THAT many sales because they run out of stock. Its just an overhyped fear/myth that managers seem to have. Kind of tells you that the managers only care about one thing, their salary, and they dont really care about customers. |
For the most part this gig is all about word of mouth and the best way to get thet is thru real customer service!
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Originally posted by YoDude Quote:
You're putting way to much into this there Shakespeare. The subsidy is accounting smoke. Nextel didn't loose any money. Dude paid for the phone. By canceling within the 14 day period, Nextel didn't have to pay a commission. What the dude did do was stiff the sales associate. He also beat the store out of stock that may have been alloted or is in limited quantities. This is why NRS should honor Nextel's upgrade policy and not hold new releases for new activations... This behavior would be similar to having a fantastic dinner served to you at a fine restaurant. Paying the bill but not leaving a tip. The restaurant doesn't loose anything except maybe a good waiter who leaves because he can't feed his kids on a dead beats tips. |
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Originally posted by Next Steps Managers dont wanna lose their monthly bonuses for sales, activations, data, accessories, etc. They got quotas to keep and upgrades just get in the way in their mind. As a employee, I couldnt care less about what the customer wants the phone for. Just buy some other stuff besides the phone and I'll make enough money to be happy. I really dont think a store loses THAT many sales because they run out of stock. Its just an overhyped fear/myth that managers seem to have. Kind of tells you that the managers only care about one thing, their salary, and they dont really care about customers. |
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Originally posted by Cooden Yes folks, I do have a real i830. I got the silver one. I went to the local NRS store today and told the guy I wanted to add a new line to my girls account, but we wanted the i830. Lo & behold he says what color would you like. We activated a new line, took the i830 and ran. I paid for the phone right there on my charge card. My girl is going to cancel the line in 2 days (14-day return policy). We own the phone lock, stock and barrell. I really like the phone. I retract every negative statement I made about it. The phone is super small, feels great and performs awesome. I don't understand why people said that the keys felt cheap. I think that they feel good. The "OK" button on the nav key is integrated as one piece (the i730 if you notice has seperate button for the OK button), you have to barely touch the ok button and it responds. I like the way it works. Holster is awesome and holds the phone securely. I can't believe how light the phone is also. Feels like nothing is on my belt. This phone is going to get Nextel a lot of new customers. No one can say we don't have a small phone now. If you guys have any questions, let me know. |
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Originally posted by Cheryl OK OK.. Hold the freakin' phone.... 1st of all NRS has NO such policy on refusing upgrades! NRS may ask you to wait because of limited product & Nextel will usually offer a rebate of some sort if it is a nationwide shortage. The guy screwed the sales person & the store as YODUDE stated, maybe even himself if he had an old phone to for the buy back. The buyback program makes it cheaper for you to upgrade rather that churn - cause in reality that's all it is. (Hope you have Nextel stock so it bites you in the a*s in the long run.) The person/store who sold the i830 will be dealt with by Nextel/NRS Corp. We have had the phone in inventory since last week and were severely warned not to open, display, and certainly not sell. See this is why Nextel would rather not have the phones @ the locations before the released dates - for some retard to sell it early - keep ××××××in it up for the rest of us. As for "Cooden" I think your a reject, not because of the "scam" you think you were the first to pull off, (that's obviously what you though by creating an entire thread to try and prove how "cool" you'd like to be) but for the pure of the lack of respect you display here. i.e.: towards Carl. You made a comment that you know how to "work it" I hope you don't f*ck like you scam, since you like to take the "short" route and usually end just screwing yourself. Being a dealer (for the millionth time) you should have just upgrades you phone properly, sold back one of the many phones you have and saved more money the honest way. It scares me you supposedly "own" a Nextel Store, I'm sure you meant an AUTHORIZED Nextel Dealer location, nevertheless it scares me that you choose to use the words like "such haters" "threadjacking" & "go suck off Nextel since you guys think you own them" in you posts. Do we just approve anyone to sell Nextel nowadays????? ××××××ing Scary.
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Originally posted by Next Steps I know a dealer would charge you back for that phone. Generally, when you try to cancel within 15 days, the rep will tell you to call from the store or have the rep call to cancel. This is force you to actually return the unit. But, I am sure you can prolly get away with no returning the phone. I dont think Nextel has an offical policy in place about returning equipment after cancelling the number. If you want a phone without contract, just buy it off ebay. Dont fraud Nextel that will eventually drive prices and upgrade/cancellation fees up. |
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Originally posted by Cheryl Hey" Next" hiss hiss.. I'm just tired of this i830 already I have 30 @ my house ya want one>?? LOL |
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Originally posted by runagun I don't think it right but Nextel is making huge amounts of money off the phones. Off $299 price they make more then $100 bucks on markup (profit). The only thing is all the paper work that guy had to right just for u to cancel 2 days later. I also think its a big mistake to buy now when in a month there gonna drop prices big time. but either way good luck. |

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Originally posted by Cooden Carl, Snitches like you should be killed. We are talking about a phone and how to get one at $299.99. We don't need your little emoticon with the eyes rolling or your stupid comment. Obviously you a snitch and should be dealt with the right way
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Originally posted by Cooden Yes folks, I do have a real i830. I got the silver one. I went to the local NRS store today and told the guy I wanted to add a new line to my girls account, but we wanted the i830. Lo & behold he says what color would you like. We activated a new line, took the i830 and ran. I paid for the phone right there on my charge card. My girl is going to cancel the line in 2 days (14-day return policy). We own the phone lock, stock and barrell. I really like the phone. I retract every negative statement I made about it. The phone is super small, feels great and performs awesome. I don't understand why people said that the keys felt cheap. I think that they feel good. The "OK" button on the nav key is integrated as one piece (the i730 if you notice has seperate button for the OK button), you have to barely touch the ok button and it responds. I like the way it works. Holster is awesome and holds the phone securely. I can't believe how light the phone is also. Feels like nothing is on my belt. This phone is going to get Nextel a lot of new customers. No one can say we don't have a small phone now. If you guys have any questions, let me know. |
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Originally posted by alpswd3 So.... what to do if I walk into the NRS tommorow and they refuse to sell the phone as an upgrade, only as a new act.??? threaten to report them?? |
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Originally posted by Next Steps $100 markup? You kidding me. Its nowhere NEAR that. I'd say its about break even at $299.99 for Nextel. Trust me, these things arent as cheap as everyone believes they are. Motorola has to make money too |
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Originally posted by LiQUID921 I'm wondering the same thing? but how about in a partners market? |
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Originally posted by pw1981 My lord folks, its a PHONE for cryin out loud! |
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Originally posted by KrAzE00YoUnG STOP COMPLAINNG AND ANSWER MY QUESTION. IS THE CAMERA FEATURE ON THIS PHONE GOOD OR NOT? WHATS THE RESOLUTION AND DOES IT LAGG? |
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Originally posted by KrAzE00YoUnG STOP COMPLAINNG AND ANSWER MY QUESTION. IS THE CAMERA FEATURE ON THIS PHONE GOOD OR NOT? WHATS THE RESOLUTION AND DOES IT LAGG? |
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Originally posted by nexteltier1 Retention will hit you with a 200 ETF if there is more than 15 minutes usage on the phone. the 15 day rule also applies with 15 minutes usage, and I have RARELY seen someone get an ETF fee get waived because they're not happy with the service. Only time I see it waived is when people buy a phone from a dealer who says they have coverage in their area when they indeed don't. |
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Originally posted by runagun Umm, Trust me there pulling more money per phone then anyone in the industry. there Cpga is high but its been coming down due to them making money on phones. U could even see that Southern Linc sells there phones much cheaper and they don't even have pricing power that Nextel. If u got the falcon power point check out the pricing and then u can get a rough idea on how much Nextel makes per phone. Goodluck! P.S. No disrepect for u Next steps but there making a hella load of money on phones. |
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Originally posted by nexteltier1 The price I pay to purchase a phone as an employee is wholesale price. I will not state the prices of what I pay internally for these phones, but trust me, it is high. We buy them wholesale. We are not in the business of selling phones, our business is selling SERVICE. Motorola is in the business of selling phones. |
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Originally posted by krazyrican20 ok i got a question when i get a new line do they tack on another 2 yrs to the deal or should it just go on the the existing deal ? |
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Originally posted by tDAWG Please what are the advantages of web based messaging???? Lets see web based - 1.slower upload times, 2.every menu uses the web which adds on the time to write one, 3.no service no writing a draft for later. 4.cant see the message when in a call. it has two advantages 500 characters and group sending. |
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Originally posted by Cooden Yes folks, I do have a real i830. I got the silver one. I went to the local NRS store today and told the guy I wanted to add a new line to my girls account, but we wanted the i830. Lo & behold he says what color would you like. We activated a new line, took the i830 and ran. I paid for the phone right there on my charge card. |
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Originally posted by Cooden I got the phone for $299.99. The thing you have to do is pay for the phone up front. That way when you call Nextel it shows equipment provided. I only paid $325 with tax. |
ill send ya money....
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Originally posted by Nextel_Maniac Hey guys...I was up at the NRS today and got to look at the i830 (I decided to pick one up anyway...alot cooler in person)...anyway, I'm just wondering the software that came on your phone. I noticed that EVERY bronze they had was R2B.00.00 and every silver they had was R2B.00.01...I was going to pick up the bronze and saw that the silver had a newer software...so I'm curious...what does yours have? |
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Originally posted by chris975d Has anyone that has the i830 and upgraded from i730 noticed improved reception? I live in a "fringe" area for reception, and normally to get any kind of usable signal, if any at all, I had to have the i730's antenna extended(maybe a "bar" of service, and call usually dropped pretty quickly). Now, at home with the i830, i don't even have to extend the antenna to get good signal. Calls are very crisp and clear, and haven't had a "drop" since I got the phone Sat. Also, connecting to web and using 2-way messaging are alot quicker as well. Anyone else notice greatly improved reception between the i830 and i730? |
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Originally posted by heykrazie no the 830 doesnt come with a flip, just bought mine today. Alot thinner then the 730, The 860 is the one that comes with the flip. |
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Originally posted by mcpaulyb It don't think you can just keep buying the phones for $199, through corp telesales. I could be wrong though. I had to sign a 2-yr agreement but someone else said that you don't need to sign on for 2 yrs to get it for $199. I'll call later and find out. |
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Originally posted by Nextel_Maniac my software build date for my silver i830 is Tuesday, May 4th. Software version is R2B.00.01. |
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Originally posted by HaTaX Did you have a phone before the i730? In my opinion, it's the i730 that was causing the problems, the i730 I had was nothing but junk and when I replaced it with a 7510, it was a world of difference... Glad to hear the i830 is picking up well |
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Originally posted by jaustin Just an idea, why dont you order the phone? |
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Originally posted by heykrazie I upgraded from 95 to an 830 today. I got the corp. discount so the phone was $199, they gave me $50 for my 95 and i walked out of the store paying $187. so yes you can get the discount with an upgrade. |
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Originally posted by cor9123 What the hell!! i just talked to nextel and they said that even with an extension its still $299 |
if I got her the 730 and she had problems with it. I rather keep her happy
although she will have a newer phone than me!!!
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Originally posted by jj1814 $199 |
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Originally posted by cor9123 what states are you guys in? |
thats what i did works great even though im on my 3rd one lol its cheap but tmo replaces em for free
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Originally posted by heykrazie I just picked my 830 up today, i got the corp. discount and walked out with a total of 187.49, cant really beat that price. the phone requires the two year contract, with out the contract the phone is $299. |
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Originally posted by Dnicekid \how did you get it for 187 thought it was 199 flat evp price? |
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Originally posted by shanezam203 I'm pretty sure he traded an i95 in for $50. so he got it for $150 + tax... I've been hearing some corperate customers even the ones that got it for $200 still get the rebate. We'll have to wait and see if they ever get it. Shane
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Originally posted by Dnicekid \how did you get it for 187 thought it was 199 flat evp price? |
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Originally posted by heykrazie I upgraded from 95 to an 830 today. I got the corp. discount so the phone was $199, they gave me $50 for my 95 and i walked out of the store paying $187. so yes you can get the discount with an upgrade. |
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Originally posted by wmustudent99 If you would continue to read you would find out.
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Originally posted by eckoman001 whos i830 says DO. when it starts up |
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Originally posted by chris975d Has anyone that has the i830 and upgraded from i730 noticed improved reception? I live in a "fringe" area for reception, and normally to get any kind of usable signal, if any at all, I had to have the i730's antenna extended(maybe a "bar" of service, and call usually dropped pretty quickly). Now, at home with the i830, i don't even have to extend the antenna to get good signal. Calls are very crisp and clear, and haven't had a "drop" since I got the phone Sat. Also, connecting to web and using 2-way messaging are alot quicker as well. Anyone else notice greatly improved reception between the i830 and i730? |
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Originally posted by bmwman84 the i830 is garbage ..it looks liek someone put a lump of metal together and ecided to make it 3.6 inches in length and .8 inches widfe.. its horrible.. they decided to put the led screen on the bottom or else it would look like a smaller and thinner version of the i90.. i think nextel did this just to prepare for the i860 and i930.. |
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Originally posted by Chaoss it is blue....thats just the status light |
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Originally posted by boostmiser I just switched from Verizon to Nextel. I used a v60i which was/is a great phone. Not sure there is anything to complain about with the v60i. No, it doesn't have many colorful features, but it's a phone and it does it's job well. My wife loved the phone too. On to the i830. I've only had it a day so I'm sure some of these things may grow on me. And truthfully, I haven't given it a workout yet.
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Originally posted by tDAWG I have two big questions. anybody with i730 and has a i830 is the reception actually better?? two, is the phone sluggish like opening the flip or when you type a long text message it gets slower and slower as you get towards the bottom to the point where you are beating the phone by 4 or 5 words??? |
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Originally posted by KStrike155 The Statuslight App changes colors that are programable... For instance lets say you want the light to be blue when you have full service. You go into the menus and choose Signal 5 - Blue There are 7 backgrounds. Blue, Cyan, Green, Magenta, Red, White, and Yellow. All are programable to 6 different signal strengths. I'm assuming it's the same as the i830 considering it's just a Java App....
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Originally posted by Matt It usually takes between 3 and 6 months. |
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