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08-19-2008, 07:35 PM
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Dilemma!!!! Help!!!!
Ok, so here's my first post.
I've been lurking for about 2 months now, learning everything I can about BB's and the Bold specifically... of course that comes with some reading about the iPhone 3G as well.....
I made up my mind, I was buying the Bold. I like the iPhone and it will do 99% of the stuff I want and 100% of what I need. All I need is talk and text, email and internet are fun, but not needed, music and video is great since I never got around to buying an mp3 player of any kind.
I still lust after the Bold.
Then Rogers went and crushed my dreams... Now I'm trying to convince myself that the Bold is worth $250 more (with an 8GB card) than the iPhone 3G 8Gb....
So here are my options... I'm still under a rogers contract until Dec.
1) Hardware upgrade to the Bold, buy a card and the 6Gb data plan, and suck up all my available cash.. but get a killer phone that I will only use 60% of it's features.
2) Get the iPhone 3G, save some cash, still get the data plan, have a phone I like, that will do everything I need.
3) Get the Curve, possibly free if I talk real nice to the sales rep, add email and text to my current voice plan... have a great phone that I'm ok with and that will do everything I need.... save money for a Javelin (or 9220?)
I've spent hours pouring over data, reading websites, watching youtube, etc.... I dream about phones... guys at work are sick of me talking about phones... 2 buddies have the iPhone and tell me to get one, the wife has a Pearl and wouldn't trade it for anything even though all she does is talk and text...
Please, please, tell me why I should spend $250 more for the bold.... I want to, but the logical part of me can't find a reason to spend the extra cash....
Help me choose, between the Bold (I want), the iPhone (I like), and the Curve (I will learn to love).
Jayson.
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