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*HOT* Motorola Razor comes to Verizon $99

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Price is after $150 Cash Back mail in rebate for Razr.

With a strange clause:
"To qualify and redeem the rebate, your rebate submission must be completed with all the requested informationand postmarked no earlier than 180 days and no later than 210 days after your new Verizon Wireless account is activated. Submissions not correctly postmarked within this time frame will not qualify . Please allow 10-12 weeks for processing. Void where prohibited."
 
Hey congratulations! You Verizon guys are getting the phone a full year and a half after it came out! Wow! Impressive! Everyone and their mother has this phone now. The next batch of lemmings is waiting to run off a cliff. Join now before their next jump!
 
though the coporate verizon page they have the v3c for $169 for 2 year or $199 w/ 1 year,
anyone know if there are any mail in rebates i can try to add on to the deal ?
 
I saw the Verizon version in their Store Monday. It happened to be the first day they had it. I was eligible for a new phone, but wasn't going to pay $199 when Cingular has it for less than $100. The Verizon phone is not the same as the Cingular phone, though. First off it's CDMA rather than GSM, Plus, it has the removable miniSD storage capability. The screen is the Verizon "customized" screen eliiminating some of the features that are on the Cingular phone. You really can't compare the Verizon signal capabilty to the Cingular's. But, as usual, Verizon is selling a slightly crippled version of the phone.

Take a close look at the Amazon rebate. It applies to only the primary phone line. I have the account, but my wife's phone is the primary line. I got her a new LG9800 on Monday to replace the Piece of S**t Samsung she has been suffering through for the last year. IWe only able to "upgrade" her's after one year becasue she has the primary line. I, personally, will never get anything but a Motorola phone. My son has had problems with two LG's (my wife wanted the 9800, I tried to push her to the other Motorola), and I've had problems with Audiovox. My son is now on his second Treo 600 (first died and was replaced under warranty) My own Motorola is a V60i, 4 years old, and I have had no problems with it even after bouncing it off concrete a few times.

I'm going to wait till Verizon has the Razr for under a hundred. I want the bluetooth and expect that my next car will support bluetooth.

12/16 The info on the miniSD card came from a review of the phone linked thru cellphone-reviews.org (couldn't find it this morning) that noted that the addtion of the miniSD slot on the Verizon version was a notable improvement over the earlier Cingular Razrs. I didn't look for the slot when I saw the phone on Monday.
 
Originally posted by: kamranziadar
Originally posted by: JHosche
Where do you see "the removable miniSD storage capability" on the Razr V3c?
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Yes he is right. This new Razor with Verizon has miniSD storage capability.
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no that is not right i have this phone in my hands... there is no miniSD slot where are you getting this information? anyway its wrong
 
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