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 no cord
Posted Fri April 27, 2007 2:58 am, by tracy s. written to Cingular Wireless (now ATT Mobility)
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i switched companyies so i could get a phone that worked (sprint has there bluetooth chipped to it wont transfer data but alll other companyies will allowe this .it only works to headsets. )so i bought the sync i asked where is the data cable because its a music phone the sales man told me call up samsung the makes and they will send you one so i called them i had to fax copies of the box i payed 10 bucks to fax the copies of the box then thet said no it dont come with it you got to pay 50 bucks .so i went to the store and they said it dont come with it we can sell you 1 for 25 but there out of stock . so i changes to get nothing and i finely go one but i had to wait 45 days and pay thats crap if i would have known i would buy a sonyerickson they come with a cord
tell the truth and have it in come with the phone they advertise it as ready to download songs but its not it you got to buy a cord or wait untill they got them in stock
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by Lee H. Posted Sun April 29, 2007 @ 7:44 AM
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This is why you need to stay in school Tracy. I'm assuming your mom
or dad got you the phone and that you're somewhere in the junior high
school age.
The letter is very poorly constructed with multiple errors. You have
improper capitalization, incorrect punctuation, run-on sentences and
terrible spelling. Even though you may not be as well educated, the
people you are writing to are. You need to receive the help from your
parents to make the letter seem more professional. Maybe ask one of
your teachers for help in constructing this letter. I'm sure they
would be willing to help.
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You shouldn't assume that an item comes with any accessories. A quick
look in or on the box, or even asking a sales associate, would tell
you if it did or did not come with a data cord. (Most phones don't)
And ten bucks to send a fax? heh...
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by Jeffrey Posted Fri April 27, 2007 @ 9:30 AM
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I got a little lost here, but...
Sprint phones, in general, are not "chipped" to prevent your from
using BT. You're thinking Verizon.
I have a Sprint RAZR phone and I'm able to use BT for a headset, to
transfer data (including pictures) between my phone and PC, and to use
my phone as a modem (although I don't do this as it costs extra). I
can't really think of anything that Sprint has stopped me from doing
via BT. Maybe you happen to have a phone from a manufacturer that
added these limitations? But I can tell you from my experience (and
from reading the experience of others) that Sprint is one of the
better companies when it comes to allowing you to use BT any way you
like.
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