[Majestic Lion]

It's not an either/or proposition. If you believe in something, then go support it. Every little bit helps. Just don't lie to yourself and believe that it's the only facet of business that affects whether BBRY is successful.

And on the flipside, don't let anyone convince you that your efforts are worthless either. The entire and enduring purpose of the trolls and naysayers around here is to affect numbers, because the numbers matter. If BBRY is your choice, then stand by your choice. If enough people take that simple approach, whatever anybody else has to say to the contrary won't matter.

[darkehawke]

It's not an either/or proposition. If you believe in something, then go support it. Every little bit helps. Just don't lie to yourself and believe that it's the only facet of business that affects whether BBRY is successful.

And on the flipside, don't let anyone convince you that your efforts are worthless either. The entire and enduring purpose of the trolls and naysayers around here is to affect numbers, because the numbers matter. If BBRY is your choice, then stand by your choice. If enough people take that simple approach, whatever anybody else has to say to the contrary won't matter.

The problem with convincing people to buy something is that the product may not be right for them. In which case you've just increased the amount of negative perception over Blackberry.
Only convince someone to buy Blackberry if you know Blackberry is what they need.
If you just go and convince people to buy Blackberry because you want them too then gratz, you've now done more harm to Blackberry then any of it's competitors could ever do