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Just recieved wrong Phones, no ET4G

On the phone with wirefly.com. Seems as though they've swapped shipping labels and sent me a two Nexus S's rather than my single ET4G. LoL, the saga continues. On the phone with them. Trying to figure out how I stick this to them. Hey Brian, how's my Galaxy S II? Kinda wishing you hadn't gone for the free Nexus S's for free with a 2 year agreement huh? What are these people thinking?
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You gotta live under a rock to be on a hundred and thirty dollar a month family plan, sign up for 2 years and get not 1 but 2 free Nexus S's. If he is the one that ended up with my GSII hopefully that's his wake up call. I'm about to call him and tell him to tell wirefly to keep the nexus and send him GSII's lol. I got his number. I feel sorry for him.

r3a1ist said:
On the phone with wirefly.com. Seems as though they've swapped shipping labels and sent me a two Nexus S's rather than my single ET4G. LoL, the saga continues. On the phone with them. Trying to figure out how I stick this to them. Hey Brian, how's my Galaxy S II? Kinda wishing you hadn't gone for the free Nexus S's for free with a 2 year agreement huh? What are these people thinking?
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I would hit them hard on shipping and on % taking off the price of my device. I would let them know how desperate I was for this phone and how upset the contents of this package made me. We'd be on the phone for about a hour talking that one out because now I have to wait for the device to be shipped again?
I would even slide in a BB complaint if they didn't feel like coming to an agreement with me. This is a pretty large mistake. One a company shouldn't make with a high end device during it's first week of demand.
Edit: I misunderstood. So they are having you take care of the problem? Is it local? And yea, I would try to have wirefly send them 2 GSII's. That would be one very confused family to find one phone in their box.

They're sending out my gsII expedited with a free bluetooth headset
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Silent25r said:
I would hit them hard on shipping and on % taking off the price of my device. I would let them know how desperate I was for this phone and how upset the contents of this package made me. We'd be on the phone for about a hour talking that one out because now I have to wait for the device to be shipped again?
I would even slide in a BB complaint if they didn't feel like coming to an agreement with me. This is a pretty large mistake. One a company shouldn't make with a high end device during it's first week of demand.
Edit: I misunderstood. So they are having you take care of the problem? Is it local? And yea, I would try to have wirefly send them 2 GSII's. That would be one very confused family to find one phone in their box.
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The other family ordered two Nexus S's not GSII's, I have them. About to ship them back to wirefly. Instead of receiving two Nexus S's they received a single ET4G. I hope they open it up and fall in love with it and cancel their order and order two ET4G's instead. It's a shame their signing 2 year agreements with the previous model.

Ridiculous crap screen

I already have a CDMA Verizon nexus.
I order a GSM nexus and got it yesterday.
The difference between the two screens is so ridiculously noticeable I want to smash the phone
The original verizon one is vibrant and bright.
The new gsm one is dull looking. it flickers slightly when I do solid color tests. whites look dull.
Absolute fricken BULL ****.
Go eat **** google

Dont feed the troll my little [put in any word].
Maybe you just got a bad one?
Thought about it?

I've had both and never noticed a difference between the two. Maybe something is wrong with your new one.

Its a common thing as ive read in other posts but its googles fault for allowing it to happen.

You know Google doesn't manufacture the phones, right?

Increase brightness
joking.. sorry :silly:

johnan2112 said:
You know Google doesn't manufacture the phones, right?
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its their responsibility to not let samsung F UP

Pitnefor said:
its their responsibility to not let samsung F UP
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because they have the time/resources to QC check every single phone?

Pitnefor said:
its their responsibility to not let samsung F UP
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Then go back to using the worthless CDMA verizon phone...can't believe you are serious.

It is actually the manufacturing facility's quality control that has failed. Google is just the point of sale. You don't get mad at Best Buy and call them F Ups if a PlayStation bought there is a lemon, why should this be different because it is Google?
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is this supposed to be an AMOLED vs. LCD-rage-thread, or did the OP just receive a device with crappy screen and is now blaming google for it?
both options are so embarrassing I'd really like OP to smash the Nexus... in his face.

knight4led said:
It is actually the manufacturing facility's quality control that has failed. Google is just the point of sale. You don't get mad at Best Buy and call them F Ups if a PlayStation bought there is a lemon, why should this be different because it is Google?
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He a troll, anybody with half a brain would just ask for a replacement if it was that bad/defective. I got a lemon evo 3d,, posting a thread bashing the phone isn't gonna fix it, Radio Shack replaced it immediatly. In before lock!

I received a terrible screen from Verizon for my first phone. I was dull, and had weird banding and a dead pixel... They did t believe me until I made them compare mine to a display model. The only issue I had getting a new one was that I had accidentally let the play store re download titanium backup. They then tried to say I was rooted, root checker failed, then they tried to aay the app broek my screen.....
Tl;Dr just get a replacement and stop whining.
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knight4led said:
It is actually the manufacturing facility's quality control that has failed. Google is just the point of sale. You don't get mad at Best Buy and call them F Ups if a PlayStation bought there is a lemon, why should this be different because it is Google?
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ARE YOU FING SERIOUS?
this issue is extremely prevalent. Just go look at other threads on the issue.
point of sale?!? It's their Nexus phone. GOOGLES PHONE. They have a responsibility, THEY ARE THE QUALITY FILTER TO THE END USER
same as CISCO FOOD filters out horrible food products. What happens if Cisco lets a shipment of bad tomato's in. Customers supposed to blame the farmers?? no they blame the POINT OF SALE CISCO

Hannes The Hun said:
is this supposed to be an AMOLED vs. LCD-rage-thread, or did the OP just receive a device with crappy screen and is now blaming google for it?
both options are so embarrassing I'd really like OP to smash the Nexus... in his face.
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NO its about a huge inconsistency in screen quality from nexus to nexus, amoled to amoled.
THE SAD THING IS, most people WOULD NEVER KNOW, because you cant tell how ****y your screen is until you compare it to a non ****y one

Pitnefor said:
ARE YOU FING SERIOUS?
this issue is extremely prevalent. Just go look at other threads on the issue.
point of sale?!? It's their Nexus phone. GOOGLES PHONE. They have a responsibility, THEY ARE THE QUALITY FILTER TO THE END USER
same as CISCO FOOD filters out horrible food products. What happens if Cisco lets a shipment of bad tomato's in. Customers supposed to blame the farmers?? no they blame the POINT OF SALE CISCO
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i'm going to make this simple for you since you clearly have no understanding of how this all works.
google hired samsung to manufacture the phone.
samsung makes phone and QC checks their batches.
samsung then packages and sends phones to google for sale
google takes ALREADY PACKAGED PHONES IN THE BOX and sells them
do you honestly believe google is going to open up sealed boxes and check every phone? if you do, you are completely insane and need to be checked in somewhere.
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Pitnefor said:
THE SAD THING IS, nearly all people UNDERSTAND THE PROCESS OF HOW PHONES GET TO CONSUMERS, UNLIKE ME
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fixed for you.

To the OP:
Please tell me you've never, in the history of your life, purchased a product, brought it home only to open the package to find its defective. Tell me you never had to return a product to get a replacement, or simply return a product because you weren't happy with it??
If you haven't - then you have horseshoes where the sun doesn't shine... Products aren't HANDMADE anymore... quality control nowadays goes as far as checking 2 or 3 phones out of hundreds on a production line.
Come on man, be serious.

kirdroid said:
Then go back to using the worthless CDMA verizon phone...can't believe you are serious.
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Worthless?
Can the GSM good ol' boys club please be act a little more mature?
@OP: Get it replaced. Typing a bunch of expletives isn't going to fix your screen.

Pitnefor said:
same as CISCO FOOD filters out horrible food products. What happens if Cisco lets a shipment of bad tomato's in. Customers supposed to blame the farmers?? no they blame the POINT OF SALE CISCO
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Normal people wouldn't buy bad tomatoes....
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adrynalyne said:
@OP: Get it replaced. Typing a bunch of expletives isn't going to fix your screen.
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Seriously... why so much rage? If its actually defective, have it replaced.

[Q] Has anyone purchased the a GNex recently?

... from the Google Play store, to be precise. I bet they're now selling them with Jelly Bean preinstalled, right?
Has anyone here bought one of the newer ones? How's the performance?

bought mine from a local telco,come preloaded with Jellybean
so far its good no problems at all
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Yes, so far so good its the best phone I've ever had
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I did
I bought one brand new recently from Amazon, came with ICS. You can't buy the GNex from the google store in the UK, only the Nexus 7. It's a superb phone; I've had a GS2, Motorola Defy, iPhone, Galaxy Note and this is SO much better than all of them. It's all the great bits of Android with the simplicity and clean look of iOS (but it actually does stuff). I quite liked what Motorola did with Android almost better than Samsung but there's a few good bits on touchwiz. There's no doubt in my mind though that plain Android is LOADS better.
I wish some other manufacturers offered pure Android phones. WHy don't they? I don't particularly want to root my phone and install custom firmware and I really like the GNex but it'd be nice to have a choice of handset...I feel like from now on if I want to stick with neutral Android (which I do!) I'll only ever have 1 choice of phone! Why can't HTC, Motorola or Asus make a neutral Android phone?

Yes
I bought mine just a few days ago, owned a SII but wanted pure Android the Nexus
is fast and sleek with JB glad i bought it.

I bought a 2nd one last week. Still comes with ICS but got updated within the first 30 minutes.

Purchased mine from the Google Play store a few days ago. Still had ICS on it, but I updated to JB immediately.

patruns said:
I bought a 2nd one last week. Still comes with ICS but got updated within the first 30 minutes.
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Same here but about a month ago.

Probably be a while before they come with JB. They're not huge sellers (I see people with S2s and S3s every time I go out in London but actually have never seen anybody with a Nexus) and it's doubtful that Google would open all the boxes to upgrade them...

I just got mine from the play store the other day. as others have stated came with ICS and was immediately able to upgrade to JB. performance is very good, although first thing I did was install CNA 3.5 and franco nightly kernel

I bought mine last week from the Play store, which stated that it comes with JB. The unit arrived Wednesday and had ICS. It immediately began downloading the JB update. A little irritating that they do that, but eh, it was over soon enough.

jeremytanner said:
I bought mine last week from the Play store, which stated that it comes with JB. The unit arrived Wednesday and had ICS. It immediately began downloading the JB update. A little irritating that they do that, but eh, it was over soon enough.
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Kinda petty to complain about but i got my gnex two weeks ago by way of eBay. New in box sealed and had 4.0.4 on it. I'm on toroplus
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motcher41 said:
Kinda petty to complain about but i got my gnex two weeks ago by way of eBay. New in box sealed and had 4.0.4 on it. I'm on toroplus
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Petty to complain about paying $350 for something and finding out it wasn't what you paid for? Most people would complain if that's what they got on a $5 purchase...
Nonetheless, it's not a "I'm going to call Google and complain" type of complaint. It's more of a "buyer beware" issue. It's good to give the market feedback so people know what they can possibly expect.

jeremytanner said:
Petty to complain about paying $350 for something and finding out it wasn't what you paid for? Most people would complain if that's what they got on a $5 purchase...
Nonetheless, it's not a "I'm going to call Google and complain" type of complaint. It's more of a "buyer beware" issue. It's good to give the market feedback so people know what they can possibly expect.
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Whether an ota or not its the same jb. It was what you paid for a gnex that is running the latest jb available from the carrier. There is nothing for a buyer to beware about. Jb capable doesn't mean preloaded. Should a waited a few weeks or a month longer it would be preloaded once old stock sells. Just to be clear I would be the first to complain if it said that and there was no ota.
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motcher41 said:
Whether an ota or not its the same jb. It was what you paid for a gnex that is running the latest jb available from the carrier. There is nothing for a buyer to beware about. Jb capable doesn't mean preloaded. Should a waited a few weeks or a month longer it would be preloaded once old stock sells. Just to be clear I would be the first to complain if it said that and there was no ota.
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There's absolutely a Buyer Beware issue. You (and many others on here) probably have reliable, fast internet. I don't. I, unfortunately, live in a very rural area with unreliable dialup. I tried a few times to update via an internet connection share, but it kept failing. Since I didn't want to load all my work onto it without first updating, I drove 35 miles to the nearest free wifi spot and sat for an hour to get it. All said and done, I'm out several hours, plus about $15 in fuel, and an evening doing that when I could have spent it doing any number of more meaningful things.
Now you may think "who cares?" Anyone else in the same situation, of course. Which is why I posted that information in a forum where someone had asked for our experiences. Because, to someone in my situation, that's pretty useful information.
I'm sorry I don't happen to be exactly like you. Everyone is different, and just because it is no big deal to you doesn't mean it's not a big deal to anyone else. I downplayed all that in my original post because it wasn't really relevant. It's enough to tell others "It doesn't come preloaded with JB the way they advertise it" or some such message.
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I should probably add that they don't advertise it "JB ready" as you say, but rather (from the website):
OS
Jelly Bean (Android 4.1)
That's from the specs on the phone. Not "soon to be 4.1 with a minor update." Again, I think it's entirely okay to dislike lies in advertising.

Got mine a week and a half ago for my bday. Best device along with my Nexus 7 is the best device I've ever owned
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jeremytanner said:
There's absolutely a Buyer Beware issue. You (and many others on here) probably have reliable, fast internet. I don't. I, unfortunately, live in a very rural area with unreliable dialup. I tried a few times to update via an internet connection share, but it kept failing. Since I didn't want to load all my work onto it without first updating, I drove 35 miles to the nearest free wifi spot and sat for an hour to get it. All said and done, I'm out several hours, plus about $15 in fuel, and an evening doing that when I could have spent it doing any number of more meaningful things.
Now you may think "who cares?" Anyone else in the same situation, of course. Which is why I posted that information in a forum where someone had asked for our experiences. Because, to someone in my situation, that's pretty useful information.
I'm sorry I don't happen to be exactly like you. Everyone is different, and just because it is no big deal to you doesn't mean it's not a big deal to anyone else. I downplayed all that in my original post because it wasn't really relevant. It's enough to tell others "It doesn't come preloaded with JB the way they advertise it" or some such message.
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I should probably add that they don't advertise it "JB ready" as you say, but rather (from the website):
OS
Jelly Bean (Android 4.1)
That's from the specs on the phone. Not "soon to be 4.1 with a minor update." Again, I think it's entirely okay to dislike lies in advertising.
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You complain about having to drive 35 miles, but earlier in this thread you said:
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I bought mine last week from the Play store, which stated that it comes with JB. The unit arrived Wednesday and had ICS. It immediately began downloading the JB update. A little irritating that they do that, but eh, it was over soon enough.
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Soon enough, or 35 mile drive and an hour wait? Are you just annoyed somebody disagreed with you so decided to make up a little story to make your complaint more valid?
Anyway, if you can't even download a 100MB update what's the point in having a smartphone anyway...do you have to drive another 35 miles every time there's a 10MB maps update? Sometimes where you live precludes you from having the latest technology. That's just how it is. My Dad can't get fast enough internet to stream Lovefilm or Netflix, but he just deals with it, he doesn't buy a Google TV box then start complaining about it.
There should be no buyer beware on this. Nobody thinks that as soon as software is released you'll immediately get it on all the sealed brand new units. It's a BIT dodgy to actually say 'it has JB on it right now' when it doesn't, but 'have JB' and 'will DL JB soon as you turn it on and connect'...is that really that much different? I get what you're saying but when you buy a brand new Windows 7 laptop you have to install updates as soon as you turn it on...not quite the same but I think you're being pedantic.

And no...I have no home internet or 4g I downloaded my ota over 3g.
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brodent said:
You complain about having to drive 35 miles, but earlier in this thread you said:
Soon enough, or 35 mile drive and an hour wait? Are you just annoyed somebody disagreed with you so decided to make up a little story to make your complaint more valid?
Anyway, if you can't even download a 100MB update what's the point in having a smartphone anyway...do you have to drive another 35 miles every time there's a 10MB maps update? Sometimes where you live precludes you from having the latest technology. That's just how it is. My Dad can't get fast enough internet to stream Lovefilm or Netflix, but he just deals with it, he doesn't buy a Google TV box then start complaining about it.
There should be no buyer beware on this. Nobody thinks that as soon as software is released you'll immediately get it on all the sealed brand new units. It's a BIT dodgy to actually say 'it has JB on it right now' when it doesn't, but 'have JB' and 'will DL JB soon as you turn it on and connect'...is that really that much different? I get what you're saying but when you buy a brand new Windows 7 laptop you have to install updates as soon as you turn it on...not quite the same but I think you're being pedantic.
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It doesn't say anywhere it comes preloaded with jb either. Os says 4.1 Jellybean and it is running 4.1 Jellybean he assumed preloaded. "Assumptions are the mother of all fudge ups" paraphrased of course. So again no buyer beware issue. Assumption issue
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Thanks for all the replies, guys. What I really wanted to know was if the newer ones available from the play store came preinstalled with JB. Guess not.
Furthermore, I also wanted to know if any of you people noticed THESE issues: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1394358

How much can I sell my note2?

I'm hoping not to start a flame war here...let me start by saying I do not hate my Note 2. I think it's a great phone.
The thing is, i haven't really used my stylus in any real sense, and it was really the main reason I got the device...also the multi-window. I only use multi-window while driving to watch a movie, while keeping a tiny segment of google maps on screen. This is really not something I should be doing anyway
thirdly...htc one.
anyway, my phone is well preserved, no scratches, and always had a case and screen protector since day one. how much should I be able to sell this device? I have no experience selling phones, what's the best way to do this? Any advice would be great. my phone is under contract. is there issues i need to know about?

finalhit said:
I'm hoping not to start a flame war here...let me start by saying I do not hate my Note 2. I think it's a great phone.
The thing is, i haven't really used my stylus in any real sense, and it was really the main reason I got the device...also the multi-window. I only use multi-window while driving to watch a movie, while keeping a tiny segment of google maps on screen. This is really not something I should be doing anyway
thirdly...htc one.
anyway, my phone is well preserved, no scratches, and always had a case and screen protector since day one. how much should I be able to sell this device? I have no experience selling phones, what's the best way to do this? Any advice would be great. my phone is under contract. is there issues i need to know about?
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My best advice would be to shop around.. EBay and Craig's list would b good places to get a idea of a fair price.. EBay auctions definately because the buyers set the price.. Just b sure to shop around and don't stop on 1 price.. Good luck to u..
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finalhit said:
I'm hoping not to start a flame war here...let me start by saying I do not hate my Note 2. I think it's a great phone.
The thing is, i haven't really used my stylus in any real sense, and it was really the main reason I got the device...also the multi-window. I only use multi-window while driving to watch a movie, while keeping a tiny segment of google maps on screen. This is really not something I should be doing anyway
thirdly...htc one.
anyway, my phone is well preserved, no scratches, and always had a case and screen protector since day one. how much should I be able to sell this device? I have no experience selling phones, what's the best way to do this? Any advice would be great. my phone is under contract. is there issues i need to know about?
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Your best option if your not familiar in selling is to use swappa.com. It's a great way to sell your phone. No eBay fees and only charge is the $10 you pay after selling phone. Just remember to calculate shipping costs on your asking price. And don't sell yourself short if your phone really is in good condition. Just look at previous sold phones and what they sold for and base it on that.
Other option is Craigslist. Only problem with this is you'll get lots of spam emails and hagglers trying to get a great phone at a cheap price. But if you somehow find someone that is worth it you keep all the profit. Just make sure you sell in a public place and take a counterfeit money pen to make sure your not being duped. Best thing is to meet at a Sprint store.
Good luck. If you have any questions feel free to message me. I do this all the time. Have sold my last 2 phones on swappa and a couple on Craigslist.
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yankees45us said:
Your best option if your not familiar in selling is to use swappa.com. It's a great way to sell your phone. No eBay fees and only charge is the $10 you pay after selling phone. Just remember to calculate shipping costs on your asking price. And don't sell yourself short if your phone really is in good condition. Just look at previous sold phones and what they sold for and base it on that.
Other option is Craigslist. Only problem with this is you'll get lots of spam emails and hagglers trying to get a great phone at a cheap price. But if you somehow find someone that is worth it you keep all the profit. Just make sure you sell in a public place and take a counterfeit money pen to make sure your not being duped. Best thing is to meet at a Sprint store.
Good luck. If you have any questions feel free to message me. I do this all the time. Have sold my last 2 phones on swappa and a couple on Craigslist.
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How is swappa? Are there a lot of people on it?
swyped all these spelling errors from my galaxy note 2

finalhit said:
How is swappa? Are there a lot of people on it?
swyped all these spelling errors from my galaxy note 2
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Swappa is becoming the best place to sell your phone since they only charge 1 fee. The only other fee you pay is with PayPal once you get paid. You must use PayPal. They also only sell phones that are in working condition and with clean esn. So far more and more people shop and sell on swappa. You can even link your phone sale on Twitter and Facebook. Just go on there and look at info they give you before you sell. It's easy and if your price seems high you can compare it to other phones and see how much they sold for. You can even lower the price anytime you want, or raise it.
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I just checked local Craigslist, cheapest I've seen for a Sprint Note-2 is $400, seen one that was flashed to Cricket for $349. Most are 400 and up.

Thanks guys. Very helpful
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All my phones have been sold through eBay. Even after the fees and PayPal fees, I feel that's where I pocket the most money after the sale. That also include shipping.
HAHA. MultiView - watching movies with GPS on the other screen.

Not to hijack the thread @THE op.. But you can sell a phone that's under contract right and avoid fees with a phone not being on the line by just getting a cheap phone to put on it until you sell the main phone right?
-TeaM VeNuM Like A Boss :flipoff2:
-SoA: Son's of Android™

went mildly crazy and decided to buy the HTC One.
anyone interested?
Comes with 2 iSmooth screen protectors (the 3rd is installed...semi-perfectly, with a lint trapped in the upper left side, away from the screen) + sprint body glove case + all accessories, and original box.
looking for whatever the lowest in price in swappa. shipping included. this is the titanium version.
Caveat though, I can't ship it until I receive my new phone.

They go on Craigslist for $500 id sell mine for 450 in pristine condition. Thinking about the LG Optimus bro I cannot go back to something smaller
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finalhit said:
went mildly crazy and decided to buy the HTC One.
anyone interested?
Comes with 2 iSmooth screen protectors (the 3rd is installed...semi-perfectly, with a lint trapped in the upper left side, away from the screen) + sprint body glove case + all accessories, and original box.
looking for whatever the lowest in price in swappa. shipping included. this is the titanium version.
Caveat though, I can't ship it until I receive my new phone.
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How much
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chuko303 said:
They go on Craigslist for $500 id sell mine for 450 in pristine condition. Thinking about the LG Optimus bro I cannot go back to something smaller
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Cheapest one on swappa is 430
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Phantom Phone...

If you already gave your Note 7 back for a refund but for some reason are still reading these Forums, say "HAY!"...

So much termoil in here I'm just watching it crash and burn.... *cough*
Loved my N7.. Got S7E.. For now.
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Itchiee said:
So much termoil in here I'm just watching it crash and burn.... *cough*
Loved my N7.. Got S7E.. For now.
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Same here. Got the S7 Edge on Tmobile Jump on Demand. If the 8 comes out and impresses us enough I may go to that in the spring/summer. Missing the Note. But the S7 edge is certainly holding its own
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I wonder if any devs are planning to keep their unit?

At this point it's more a study in human psychology than a device forum. You have venting posts from those that are pissed about what they endured, genuine hardship stories from those that bought third party that are orphans, and those in denial rationalizing away the incident and bolstering each others reasoning for keeping the phone. You normally have to pay for theatre this good.

I have a replaced note 7, I will wait the s8 launch, here my carrier will honor the 1 year warranty period, and, for that period, the exchange as well, so, in the meantime, I will enjoy my note 7, and, if I decide within the warranty period, will get a full refund, it is win-win situation!

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my carrier will honor the 1 year warranty period
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No one, at least no authorized dealer, is going to repair a Note7 under warranty or for cash. If something happens to it and if whatever that something is falls under warranty you'll be give the option of exchanging the phone for something else. To repair a recalled phone and put it back in the owner's hands is irresponsible and leaves whoever did it liable should the phone have an incident.

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BarryH_GEG said:
At this point it's more a study in human psychology than a device forum. You have venting posts from those that are pissed about what they endured, genuine hardship stories from those that bought third party that are orphans, and those in denial rationalizing away the incident and bolstering each others reasoning for keeping the phone. You normally have to pay for theatre this good.
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Don't forget, you also have the morally superior and socially responsible people who know far better than anyone else, who are happily and vigorously spewing toxic file hate towards anyone who's still using the phone and even remotely contemplates the idea of keeping it, or even keeping it for a short period of time until they can figure out what phone to replace it with.
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BarryH_GEG said:
No one, at least no authorized dealer, is going to repair a Note7 under warranty or for cash. If something happens to it and if whatever that something is falls under warranty you'll be give the option of exchanging the phone for something else. To repair a recalled phone and put it back in the owner's hands is irresponsible and leaves whoever did it liable should the phone have an incident.
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It may even be illegal to do that in Canada. Possibly illegal in the USA too.
I know in Canada, you can't give or sell a recalled product to anyone (unless they are involved in the recall and you are giving it to them to give your device back under that recall). I kind of wonder if a business would be liable under the consumer protection and safety act if they repaired a recalled product and gave it back. I assume they would, because they knowingly gave someone (a customer, no less), a recalled and "dangerous" product.

asaqwert said:
Don't forget, you also have the morally superior and socially responsible people who know far better than anyone else, who are happily and vigorously spewing toxic file hate towards anyone who's still using the phone and even remotely contemplates the idea of keeping it, or even keeping it for a short period of time until they can figure out what phone to replace it with.
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It may even be illegal to do that in Canada. Possibly illegal in the USA too.
I know in Canada, you can't give or sell a recalled product to anyone (unless they are involved in the recall and you are giving it to them to give your device back under that recall). I kind of wonder if a business would be liable under the consumer protection and safety act if they repaired a recalled product and gave it back. I assume they would, because they knowingly gave someone (a customer, no less), a recalled and "dangerous" product.
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Yeah seems like many are scoffing at people still using the device until they can replace it which is amusing ....and I can do even better than that .I returned and got a refund for my first one, then quickly realized i made a mistake getting rid of it so got another one lol.
Simple fact is there is not currently anything on the market which can replace it at least for me.
And anyone who has a problem with that, tell someone who cares what you think because I dont
Illegal or not they can still be bought and be repaired.... if parts are available which admittedly would likely be an issue.
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force70 said:
Yeah seems like many are scoffing at people still using the device until they can replace it which is amusing ....and I can do even better than that .I returned and got a refund for my first one, tjen quickly alized i made a mistake getting rid of it so got another one lol.
Simple fact is there is not currently anything on the market which can replace it at least for me.
And anyone who has a problem with that, tell someone who cares what you think because I dont
Illegal or not they can still be bought and be repaired.... if parts are available which admittedly would likely be an issue.
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*GASP*
You must be morally bankrupt! Where is your sense of social responsibility and justice?
Think of the children!
If it only saves one life, it's worth it!
Who even NEEDS a phone like the Note 7 anyways? I mean, really, phones like that have no place in a civilized society.

Hey! Waiting for Samsung to ship me the "explosion proof box" to ship my phone back to Samsung.
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I just arranged an appointment to have my Note 7 returned on 3 November.
I am still sticking around because I am waiting for a report from Samsung, explaining what caused the batteries to combust.

Hey! And I'm with the other guy, this is better then any movie out right now. There is great drama on this forum. We have elation, sorrow, revenge, love, hate, and everything between.

I hate you all. I love you. It's outrageous. It's fantastic.
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my phone went back and I've moved on, but still watch this just to see when the problem is actually stated and to see if the people sticking with the phone blow up.

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Hey! And I'm with the other guy, this is better then any movie out right now. There is great drama on this forum. We have elation, sorrow, revenge, love, hate, and everything between.
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Yeah kind of like how married people are after 10 15 20 years
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