[Chennylou]

Pics.......

[Chennylou]

By the way...charging pods are in.....

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Anybody buying this outright for the non-contractual price? I have an update available, but I don't know if I want to use it on this phone at $250 as I'll probably upgrade again next year regardless.

[nycgooner]

what website is that?

[vrs626]

Anybody buying this outright for the non-contractual price? I have an update available, but I don't know if I want to use it on this phone at $250 as I'll probably upgrade again next year regardless.

If I get this it's going to be off contract. No way would I pay $250 for this device plus get locked in for two years.

[pkcable]

what website is that?

It's not a website that you have access to, it's an internal verizon site.

[bahias]

Is the cdma phones typically cheaper than the gsm ones? In canada Telus is selling the 9900 for $629

[marcosis]

Where is "in" when referring to the charging pods?

[Bold9930]

Just an FYI...What you are showing amounts to corporate espionage, and is more serious than "just" loosing one's job.

Thanks, but that's a serious offense and this site would also be liable if someone asks them to remove it and they don't.

[lulla01]

Where do you think all the tips come from

[Stein357]

Where is "in" when referring to the charging pods?

I'm guessing "in" means that Verizon Wireless stores will have them in stock. I'll probably be ordering the phone on Monday.

[Emu the Foo]

This is saddening

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[ericlc2]

Just an FYI...What you are showing amounts to corporate espionage, and is more serious than "just" loosing one's job.

Thanks, but that's a serious offense and this site would also be liable if someone asks them to remove it and they don't.

Here's an FYI, credible info is good info, don't like it? Don't read it!

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[312]

What does the "prepaid" price refer to? Prepaid Verizon BIS would be great. (finally.)

[BigDogg795]

At $250 on contract, as much as I wanted this phone, I think I'm going to wind up passing on it. It's just not enough for the price point. $200? Sure, why not. At $50 more? Not longer an impulse buy in my opinion.

[312]

What does the "prepaid" price refer to? Prepaid Verizon BIS would be great. (finally.)

Just got some info from my source at Verizon...$110/month unlimited everything.

[Mikey112]

That's a lot of money. I'm assuming I'd be able to still use my unlimited data plan that I've had for over 2 years.

[anon(2682413)]

At $250 on contract, as much as I wanted this phone, I think I'm going to wind up passing on it. It's just not enough for the price point. $200? Sure, why not. At $50 more? Not longer an impulse buy in my opinion.

It is annoying that they want $250 instead of $200... but when you really think about it.. that difference in price is less than what we pay for one month of service with Verizon anyway

[anon(2682413)]

Just an FYI...What you are showing amounts to corporate espionage, and is more serious than "just" loosing one's job.

Thanks, but that's a serious offense and this site would also be liable if someone asks them to remove it and they don't.

I don't think leaking information that will be public in two days time is up to par with what would be considered "corporate espionage"

[Bold9930]

I don't think leaking information that will be public in two days time is up to par with what would be considered "corporate espionage"

You do know why some companies/governments don't allow camera based phones I assume?

So when you sign an employee or contractor agreement, it doesn't mean anything, right...It's just a dumb piece of paper?

When a company is going to announce earnings that will be "public in two days time" isn't insider trading either and the SEC has no issues?

LOL.

[Crucial_Xtreme]

You do know why some companies/governments don't allow camera based phones I assume?

So when you sign an employee or contractor agreement, it doesn't mean anything, right...It's just a dumb piece of paper?

When a company is going to announce earnings that will be "public in two days time" isn't insider trading either and the SEC has no issues?

LOL.

It's about intent and leaking this information classifies as breach of NDA, certainly not "corporate espionage"...

[vrs626]

Just an FYI...What you are showing amounts to corporate espionage, and is more serious than "just" loosing one's job.

Thanks, but that's a serious offense and this site would also be liable if someone asks them to remove it and they don't.

You clearly aren't a lawyer because this is in no way "corporate espionage". Maybe do some research before spouting off nonsense and accusing others of crimes smart guy.

[Bold9930]

It's about intent and leaking this information classifies as breach of NDA, certainly not "corporate espionage"...

Ummm, you don't need to have intent to be in breach my friend.

[Bold9930]

You clearly aren't a lawyer because this is in no way "corporate espionage". Maybe do some research before spouting off nonsense and accusing others of crimes smart guy.

Really? So you know my profession...Interesting. And you are confident I can't shut this site down either, right?

So when you run this past your general counsel on Monday, let me know what he/she says.

[s.ben]

I love these threads once they erode to the point of “mine is bigger than yours”.