- Jun 16, 2010
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My wife and I came over from AT&T on X launch day.
She had one of the X's that has the screen freeze problem. We went back to the store, spoke with the rep I bought the phones from and she started getting the process going almost before I could finish explaining it.
My phone has done it 2 or 3 times, and today when it re-booted in my pocket I decided I should go ahead and get it replaced. I called my VZW store and talked to one of the guys and he told me it is easier to do it over the phone with Customer Service. That I would have to leave my phone in the store and wait for a the replacement to arrive. I called Customer Service, she didn't explain that it was a common problem and wanted me to do a factory reset. I don't mind the process, I have a few paid apps that I would lose.
My frustration is the different responses. I don't believe that I would have to leave my phone in-store while I wait for the replacement and I don't know why the rep didn't say, "It's a known problem with early phones, we'll get a replacement to you."
Long time VZW customers, is this par? Was the gal that issued the replacement for my wife not following protocol?
Now that AT&T is finally starting to get the picture with Android, I kinda want to go back. ATT 3G is much faster.
She had one of the X's that has the screen freeze problem. We went back to the store, spoke with the rep I bought the phones from and she started getting the process going almost before I could finish explaining it.
My phone has done it 2 or 3 times, and today when it re-booted in my pocket I decided I should go ahead and get it replaced. I called my VZW store and talked to one of the guys and he told me it is easier to do it over the phone with Customer Service. That I would have to leave my phone in the store and wait for a the replacement to arrive. I called Customer Service, she didn't explain that it was a common problem and wanted me to do a factory reset. I don't mind the process, I have a few paid apps that I would lose.
My frustration is the different responses. I don't believe that I would have to leave my phone in-store while I wait for the replacement and I don't know why the rep didn't say, "It's a known problem with early phones, we'll get a replacement to you."
Long time VZW customers, is this par? Was the gal that issued the replacement for my wife not following protocol?
Now that AT&T is finally starting to get the picture with Android, I kinda want to go back. ATT 3G is much faster.
