ewagner
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2009-11-25
, 20:49
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@ Bakersfield, CA
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2009-11-25
, 20:53
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Joined on Dec 2007
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So it is Nokia..who screwed up this whole damm delaying. Why the hell they do that..greedy bastards!! As if the phone have not been delaying enough...they ONCE AGAIN want to delay from the retailers...totally uncall for and they have the gut to make the announcement today that they're delaying the sale a week later due to high volume. What the hell this has to do with delaying? You got a bunch of N900 sitting at the warehouse @Amazon...why not ship them. I mean if they're out of supply, then i can understand, but the fact is they're just sitting there because Nokia didn't let them SELL YET!! Totally bullshyt. The reason behind this is greedy bastard like NokiaUSA.com want to sell as many as possible @ a higher price.
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2009-11-25
, 21:03
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Joined on Nov 2007
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2009-11-25
, 21:05
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Joined on Sep 2009
@ South Florida
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So it is Nokia..who screwed up this whole damm delaying. Why the hell they do that..greedy bastards!! As if the phone have not been delaying enough...they ONCE AGAIN want to delay from the retailers...totally uncall for and they have the gut to make the announcement today that they're delaying the sale a week later due to high volume. What the hell this has to do with delaying? You got a bunch of N900 sitting at the warehouse @Amazon...why not ship them. I mean if they're out of supply, then i can understand, but the fact is they're just sitting there because Nokia didn't let them SELL YET!! Totally bullshyt. The reason behind this is greedy bastard like NokiaUSA.com want to sell as many as possible @ a higher price.
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2009-11-25
, 21:14
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@ US
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2009-11-25
, 21:18
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#2976
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2009-11-25
, 21:18
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Joined on Nov 2009
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#2977
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2009-11-25
, 21:19
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@ South Florida
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2009-11-25
, 21:21
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It's totally legitimate for Nokia to limit the retailers on when they can start selling. They make the phone and they can decide who sells it and when.
The problem is that they are hiding this from the consumers. That's bad faith, because consumers that ordered from retailers have no idea when they will get their phones (which may be as early as next week or as late as February), so they just go over to Nokia and pay more, when they probably would have waited another week if they knew that's all they had to wait.
In this age of internet and message boards, this kind of practice is getting more and more dangerous and can backfire very easily. I wonder if Nokia sales people are thinking about this.
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2009-11-25
, 21:26
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@ South Florida
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It's totally legitimate for Nokia to limit the retailers on when they can start selling. They make the phone and they can decide who sells it and when.
The problem is that they are hiding this from the consumers. That's bad faith, because consumers that ordered from retailers have no idea when they will get their phones (which may be as early as next week or as late as February), so they just go over to Nokia and pay more, when they probably would have waited another week if they knew that's all they had to wait.
In this age of internet and message boards, this kind of practice is getting more and more dangerous and can backfire very easily. I wonder if Nokia sales people are thinking about this.