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 |  Choices. SO I talked to verizon. My enV is on the fritz. I have 2 months before I can technically upgrade my phone but since my phone is having so many issues they will let me go right now. I was offered the enV2, Alias and whatever else I want at promo price. I was wondering what you guys suggest...I was thinking about the Q9c if it will be worth it. Thanks guys! |
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| If you want a phone that can handle docs, have a robust calendar, etc, then go with the q. If you want a great phone out of the box for texting, etc., the voyager or env2 is the way to go.
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Of course...insurance is always a must if you pay for a phone. I want the Q9c since they no longer sell the m. I guess both are the same with some different software changes. I am worried about having problems with it though. I do not want the voyager. The Motorola Q9c is 79.99 after the 50 dollar rebate...so it is in a very good price range. I think I am going to order the Q9c and if I am unhappy, I will use the 30 day guarantee and swap out devices for something different. | |
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