[KNEBB]

If and when BlackBerry Consumer Device Production and Support ends, here's a possible place to donate your old BlackBerry Device in Commemoration to the Severed Ties to BlackBerry .
Maybe they'll get their own wing in the museum. Personally, I'm holding on to my BlackBerry for as long as I can.

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Museum of Broken Relationships FAQs

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[Denise in Los Angeles]

I will keep my BlackBerrys.

[Ronindan]

I am not sure if future generations wants to experience of using a Storm ;-)

[Wybrem]

I'll keep mine, mark my words, in a few decades they're worth thousands of dollars.

[johnny_bravo72]

I'll keep mine, mark my words, in a few decades they're worth thousands of dollars.

Marked.

*C5303

[TgeekB]

Marked.

*C5303

Yeah, keep that one marked. Good comedic relief in the future.

[JeepBB]

Hurrah, I'm rich!

I have a dozen or more old phones, tablets, pdas, etc up in my loft - some already a decade old. Who do I see to get my millions?

[bakron1]

The funny part is that here in the USA most all of the young folks have never heard of Blackberry and have been raised on iPhones and Galaxies.

I have kept my first Blackberry and my trusty 7100i Nextel unit because it will always be my favorite Blackberry and I traveled the world using it. I am sorry to say, but the Blackberry brand has all but disappeared from the landscape here and that's a shame for a brand that once dominated the landscape here.

What's ironic about all of this is that at one point in time when you used a Blackberry and had the @blackberry.net email address your where considered a professional. How quickly things change when you don't listen to the consumer and fail to deliver the products they asked for in a timely manner. Oh well.

[asublimeday]

I'll keep mine, mark my words, in a few decades they're worth thousands of dollars.

You'd be better off selling it and putting the money in the bank if it's going to be decades

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[world traveler and former ceo]

The funny part is that here in the USA most all of the young folks have never heard of Blackberry and have been raised on iPhones and Galaxies.

I have kept my first Blackberry and my trusty 7100i Nextel unit because it will always be my favorite Blackberry and I traveled the world using it. I am sorry to say, but the Blackberry brand has all but disappeared from the landscape here and that's a shame for a brand that once dominated the landscape here.

What's ironic about all of this is that at one point in time when you used a Blackberry and had the @blackberry.net email address your where considered a professional. How quickly things change when you don't listen to the consumer and fail to deliver the products they asked for in a timely manner. Oh well.

Yeah..interesting to see the movie "the big short" with everyone carrying a blackberry! Ah' fond memories of my bold 9900.....

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[Prem WatsApp]

I'll keep mine, mark my words, in a few decades they're worth thousands of dollars.

Just like the (really) old Macs are worth more than their weight it gold now... :-D

Long enough, when all the other ones are in the bin... :-)

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[Prem WatsApp]

Hurrah, I'm rich!

I have a dozen or more old phones, tablets, pdas, etc up in my loft - some already a decade old. Who do I see to get my millions?

Not long enough, ... he said a few decades... :-D

�   There's a Crack in the Berry right now...   �