- Hey everyone long time no see.
I got my T-mobile Pearl just shy of a year ago. I have had nothing but problams with t-mobile in my area so I am dumping them. This summer i picked up an iphone. I love it. but i do miss some of the features of my blackberry. I am going to be changing my old number over to att. I would like another smartphone just so i have back up if iphone goes down/i forget to charge it fully. I was looking at getting a curve. When I checked out the website. The Referb Bold was only 100 bucks more. I was just wondering if anyone has gotten referb phones from att/blackberry before? also what one would you get? a curve or a referb bold?01-09-09 12:59 PMLike 0 - amazinglygracelessRetired ModIf you can swing the extra $100, definitely get the Bold. Light
years ahead of the Curve (no I'm not knocking the Curve).
As to refurbs, I have one presently and it is as solid as a new unit.
Since they also replace the complete housing it is indistinguishable
from a new unit.
Go for the Bold. You will not be sorry, or unhappy.01-09-09 01:03 PMLike 0 - The Curve is about to be replaced by the 8900 so you might as well get the newer phone. There's nothing wrong with refurbs. They have a brand new housing and have been confirmed to be in 100% working order by a real live person.
Posted from my CrackBerry at wapforums.crackberry.com01-09-09 01:03 PMLike 0 - The only major difference between a refurb and a new unit from AT&T is the warranty. New phones carry a one year and refurbs carry 90 days. Also, I adore my curve, but go for the bold if the extra $100 isn't an issue for you. If I hadn't got such a great deal on my Curve, I probably would have gone for a Bold.01-09-09 01:06 PMLike 0
- If you can swing the extra $100, definitely get the Bold. Light
years ahead of the Curve (no I'm not knocking the Curve).
As to refurbs, I have one presently and it is as solid as a new unit.
Since they also replace the complete housing it is indistinguishable
from a new unit.
Go for the Bold. You will not be sorry, or unhappy.01-09-09 01:41 PMLike 0 - nothing wrong with refurbs... I've had a few over the years from insurance claims, and they're always just like new.
The bold is definitely far ahead of the curve, although I had a curve for over a year and it was definitely solid as a rock. I sold it to a friend when I upgraded and he loves it still
but I'll bet it won't be long before your iPhone is your "extra"Last edited by lostmykeys; 01-09-09 at 03:36 PM.
01-09-09 03:34 PMLike 0 -
Hey everyone long time no see.
I got my T-mobile Pearl just shy of a year ago. I have had nothing but problams with t-mobile in my area so I am dumping them. This summer i picked up an iphone. I love it. but i do miss some of the features of my blackberry. I am going to be changing my old number over to att. I would like another smartphone just so i have back up if iphone goes down/i forget to charge it fully. I was looking at getting a curve. When I checked out the website. The Referb Bold was only 100 bucks more. I was just wondering if anyone has gotten referb phones from att/blackberry before? also what one would you get? a curve or a referb bold?
I would go for the 9000, just because it's better in every meaning of the word.01-09-09 03:37 PMLike 0 -
- The Warranty is what bothers me. I mean 90 days is good but I know with my curve i had to get a new one because the trackball just died after 5 months. From everything I've read the bold is far and away a better phone. My T-mobile plan will go to month to month i may just hang on and see if they do an deals on the bold soon-ish01-09-09 08:28 PMLike 0
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