The main reason why I believe we dont have the iPhone.

[bader3245]

dubbsy;176325 wrote:
I was thinking about either the newest Razr or the Slvr. I've still got my E815 and it's been a great phone so I've got no issues going Motorola again.

That U740 looked cool but I'm not sure I like the qwerty keypad. Seems like the buttons are awfully small and I really don't text message enough to make it necessary.

I pooped in my E815 before i sent it back...I HATED that phone with a passion. My RAZR, the only gripe i have it texting, and load times when it gets full, but othere than that, for the main purpose of the phone, it works fantastic....long battery life, good service and still gives me room in my pocket to play with my balls.

[dubbsy]

bader3245;176408 wrote:
I pooped in my E815 before i sent it back...I HATED that phone with a passion. My RAZR, the only gripe i have it texting, and load times when it gets full, but othere than that, for the main purpose of the phone, it works fantastic....long battery life, good service and still gives me room in my pocket to play with my balls.

ball frisking room would be a huge plus. the antenna on my E815 likes to poke me in the balls when it's in my pocket.

I need a job with one of the verizon providers so I can get shit cheap, maybe try out their internet while I"m at it.

[treimche]

Verizon seems to always be hiring.

[thrash]

I just axed my 5+ years of Verizon service b/c i was sick of paying too much.

Fargo has GSM coverage but no native GSM providers. If you bought an iPhone, you could use some of its features here in town (but probably not all of them).

I'm currently running unlocked rest-of-world Motorola L6 SLVRs (ebay special) on T-mobile 2 Go pre-paid pre-activated SIMs (another ebay special). Coverage seems fine everywhere in town.. and once you cross into minnesota coverage is great... drive from fargo out past brainerd for the july 4th weekend and had fantastic coverage even at our lake place.. better then verizon and sprint.

everyone has differing priorities.. i wanted no contract, and no bullshit.. and no restrictions. I can run any GSM handset I want to.. and nobody at any phone company even knows my name.. i'm paying way less money now for service that seems to work better and for handsets that are cheaper and more interesting (there are no subscriber locked features on my phone.. and certainly not any of verizons bullshit firmware or SEEMs)