I was just looking at that. LMAO! That's so damn funny. I came up with a marketing pitch for my iPhone loving friends. They weren't amused.
iPhone 5. Selling last year's Android technology at REVOLUTIONARY future prices! Don't forget your super AMAZING 29 dollar adapter that allows you to do ALL THE THINGS YOU COULD PREVIOUSLY DO WITH YOUR OLD PHONE! That's right, folks, for only 29 dollars you can RETAIN your EXISTING functionality. Step right up and join the back of the line to get yours now (note: iPhone 5 is not released now....you must wait a week before you can get yours, fool).
That's hilarious :-) I can't wait to see this thing once it gets released.
Yesterday my son's mom came over for our son's birthday and just told me something that I always forget to tell people about. Here it goes, she got a new iPhone 4s and 2 weeks later the speaker in the headset blew up so during her lunch she raced over to at&t to get it fixed/replaced and she was presented with her first of many reasons she regretted getting an Apple product when they told her they aren't allowed to work on Apple products per Apple's policy and that she has to go to an Apple store. We live in a very wealthy area and even here the closet Apple store is 20 mins away, @ Somerset mall in Troy, MI. But since her phone was broke she had no other choice but to take it there.
Here comes regret reason #2 after spending the hour to get there and park (rush hour) she finally gets to the Apple store where she is promptly told she needs to go to one of their computers and make an appointment. She said the guy was great and helped her log in but when they got to the appointment page there wasn't an open appointment for the rest of that day (it was only 5:15 pm) so he asked if she wanted to make one for Saturday (it was Friday)
She was so stunned by this that she tried to explain that it might be a quick fix and that she may have just muted something but he wouldn't even look at it. She said the salesperson was able to talk to her for the next couple hours if she wanted him to but he wasn't allowed to touch her phone.
She ended up making an appointment for Saturday but ended up having to cancel and since she was sick of it she called at&t to use her insurance that she pays $12 a month for and they promptly told her it was going to cost $200 to replace it. So for $144 a year you get to have insurance that still leaves you with a $200 bill to replace "old technology". She ended up being without a phone for a week.
I was laughing my rear end of when she told me that story and with that kind of customer service I don't know why anyone would stick with them
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