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Posted at 7:07 AM on Monday 12/8/08 by
Ben
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Wirefly.com has the LG Voyager VX10000 SmartPhone for Free for new subscribers with 2-year contract. "The first handset with both interactive touch screen and a full QWERTY keyboard." [BizRate]

  • Experience Live TV or Streaming Music With V CAST Mobile TV
  • Hidden QWERTY Keyboard Lets You Send Text, Instant and Email Messages
  • 2.0 Megapixel Autofocus Camera Takes Print-quality Stills & Video Clips
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      bwilch - Posted 8:22 am PST 12/8/08 (157 Posts)  Report Spam

      Good phone and a nice split for those who want to have touch screen, but also like the ability to still use a full qwerty keyboard.

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      dd - Posted 8:27 am PST 12/8/08 (778 Posts)  Report Spam

      The Wirefly people sure are hated by a lot of customers. Check them out on resellerratings.com and other sites. Just horror story after horror story. I wanted to buy an AT&T Fuze from them (at $100 less than AT&T sells it), but the really awful reviews scared me away.

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      dd - Posted 8:29 am PST 12/8/08 (778 Posts)  Report Spam

      Anyone know where to get a good deal on the AT&T Fuze (other than Wirefly)? AT&T wants $300.

      Willing to sign a 2 year contract, but place has to be on the up and up, and I would REALLY prefer not to do rebates larger than $25 or so...

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      sokok - Posted 9:31 am PST 12/8/08 (165 Posts)  Report Spam

      anyone know if verizon still sells the black ones? they look a lot better than the "titanium" ones imo

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      buttmunch - Posted 11:07 am PST 12/8/08 (679 Posts)  Report Spam

      Hint to bargain dogs: anything they hand you today and you pay for over a 2-year period is not technically "free." That's GW Bush math, and anyone with a 401k plan knows how accurate that process is....

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      Air_Force_retired - Posted 12:31 pm PST 12/8/08 (150 Posts)  Report Spam

      That's right #5. Because companies can obviously stay in business by giving away expensive phones with no obligation. That share the wealth biz plan should start in the next few months when we all will get a free phone in the mail...Expect a BIG tax hike to pay for it though.

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      cadaver - Posted 12:35 pm PST 12/8/08 (2659 Posts)  Report Spam

      lol #5.

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      MadMonkey - Posted 1:55 pm PST 12/8/08 (1315 Posts)  Report Spam

      Try explaining how the phones aren't technically free to your preteen when he/she sees all the damn marketing hype these guys throw around about "Free Phones"!!!

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      MuchoTumbao - Posted 4:25 pm PST 12/8/08 (867 Posts)  Report Spam

      As No. 2 points out, Wirefly does, indeed, seem to have customer-service problems. In less than three months, the company that owns them, Simplexity, has racked up 135 complaints with the Better Business Bureau and earned an "unsatisfactory" rating:
      http://dc-easternpa.bbb.org/codbrep.html?wlcl=y&id=183237348

      I'd stay away.

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