Not sure what you mean. There are no "4g" plans. If you're grandfathered into an unlimited data plan, you won't have to worry about 2g, 3g, 4g, or any other #g as long as you don't sign any new plans.
IIRC if you have unlimited data now you will have it forever...
i return my Rezound yesterday and I`m using a crappy flip phone, and Verizon needs to pull there heads out of their A@@es and release it already, maybe I need to buy a droid charge and use that as a back-up phone and use that until Verizon come to there senses.
Elevated, that's great to hear regarding the Razr! With ICS coming to the Razr and knowing it will more than likely have a better radio than the Nexus, it seems to be the best of both worlds. I've read of little to no issues with the Razr thus far and the reviews have been great.
I really think Motorola does a better job with hardware than Samsung and the software piece will be a draw once the Razr gets ICS.
The only thing that concerned me with the Razr was the non-removable battery and the reports on battery life have been surprisingly good so far.
Thanks for that input!
My parting thought for now
I would strongly encourage the threat at the end of the letter be omitted. This is not an occupy movement- this should be a formal and respectful inquiry.
A more fitting summation would in my opinion be something along these lines:
"We, your loyal and paying customers (some of which being long-standing subscribers), passionately request some formal announcement on the aforementioned matter in an immediate and honest manner so we may continue to proudly claim to others that we are loyal and satisfied customers of Verizon Wireless."
I also stand by my statement regarding VZW's lack of carrying a Pure Google Experience device. When these VZW folks read this letter they wont be looking for answers. They will be asking questions. This is how good customer service is handled (not knowing if VZW is capable of this of course). They will be asking what the authors of this letter want. They will be asking why we're frustrated. They will ask what they have done to result in this customer outcry. And they will ask how they can best manage the situation.
What do we want?- Right now, if you look a this letter it looks like we just want a phone. And want it now. But if you ask anyone here, its much more than that. Its more specific than that. We should be making clear that what we want is what VZW is not currently offering. As I said in an earlier post this morning; VZW's thought on this manner may easily be "we offer a wide variety of high end android powered smartphones. We offer the greatest variety of smartphone choices. So you should look into our other great offerings". They are currently the only carrier without the pure experience. They should know this if they don't already.
Why are we frustrated?/What has VZW done to cause this?- Lack of transparency. Sorry to say, this is just how business is dealt. Though I agree with how Han handled this in his version of the letter.
How can they manage this situation?- A timely and honest public announcement, regardless of the details. Carriers throughout the world have managed to do this without fail. At the very least, officially acknowledge our pleas- send out emails to those who signed up saying something/anything about the "delay" or the impending release. At best, open up pre-orders immediately and possibly set a tentative launch date-publicly (its been over a month since VZW has communicated with the public. They need to do something.)
Sorry for the long-winded post guys. But I wanted to get it out there.
Well, its college football Saturday. In Nebraska, it might as well be a holy day. I will most likely be out of the loop for a while today. But rest assured, I'll be thinking of our Nexus and of all of you suffering in here
The 4gb plan that they are pushing is for 4g part, if your signing a new contract and only get 3g all the time cause your not in a 4g area you dont get 4gb on 3g it's only 2gb on 3g then if you go over 2gb you get to pay verizon 10.00 per gb overage fee's.Not sure what you mean. There are no "4g" plans. If you're grandfathered into an unlimited data plan, you won't have to worry about 2g, 3g, 4g, or any other #g as long as you don't sign any new plans.
Edit: Looks like the ninjas are out in full force even after all of this recent bad news
My parting thought for now
I would strongly encourage the threat at the end of the letter be omitted. This is not an occupy movement- this should be a formal and respectful inquiry.
A more fitting summation would in my opinion be something along these lines:
"We, your loyal and paying customers (some of which being long-standing subscribers), passionately request some formal announcement on the aforementioned matter in an immediate and honest manner so we may continue to proudly claim to others that we are loyal and satisfied customers of Verizon Wireless."
I also stand by my statement regarding VZW's lack of carrying a Pure Google Experience device. When these VZW folks read this letter they wont be looking for answers. They will be asking questions. This is how good customer service is handled (not knowing if VZW is capable of this of course). They will be asking what the authors of this letter want. They will be asking why we're frustrated. They will ask what they have done to result in this customer outcry. And they will ask how they can best manage the situation.
What do we want?- Right now, if you look a this letter it looks like we just want a phone. And want it now. But if you ask anyone here, its much more than that. Its more specific than that. We should be making clear that what we want is what VZW is not currently offering. As I said in an earlier post this morning; VZW's thought on this manner may easily be "we offer a wide variety of high end android powered smartphones. We offer the greatest variety of smartphone choices. So you should look into our other great offerings". They are currently the only carrier without the pure experience. They should know this if they don't already.
Why are we frustrated?/What has VZW done to cause this?- Lack of transparency. Sorry to say, this is just how business is dealt. Though I agree with how Han handled this in his version of the letter.
How can they manage this situation?- A timely and honest public announcement, regardless of the details. Carriers throughout the world have managed to do this without fail. At the very least, officially acknowledge our pleas- send out emails to those who signed up saying something/anything about the "delay" or the impending release. At best, open up pre-orders immediately and possibly set a tentative launch date-publicly (its been over a month since VZW has communicated with the public. They need to do something.)
Sorry for the long-winded post guys. But I wanted to get it out there.
Well, its college football Saturday. In Nebraska, it might as well be a holy day. I will most likely be out of the loop for a while today. But rest assured, I'll be thinking of our Nexus and of all of you suffering in here
Elevated, that's great to hear regarding the Razr! With ICS coming to the Razr and knowing it will more than likely have a better radio than the Nexus, it seems to be the best of both worlds. I've read of little to no issues with the Razr thus far and the reviews have been great.
I really think Motorola does a better job with hardware than Samsung and the software piece will be a draw once the Razr gets ICS.
The only thing that concerned me with the Razr was the non-removable battery and the reports on battery life have been surprisingly good so far.
Thanks for that input!
