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abill_uk is offline abill_uk
2010-06-12 , 15:58
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Originally Posted by tushyd View Post
Look, if you had done any research, you would have known what you're getting into. It's not like there isn't a wealth of information available.

The basic matter, it seems, is that this phone doesn't suit your personality. So what? This has happened to me before, I was a very dissatisfied Windows Mobile and iPhone user. Terrible devices for me.

So complain all you want, yes people here (and anywhere) can be jerks, but move on. Find a phone that you like, or make the N900 into one you do like. The freedom is all yours.
I have to laugh at the comments made here as i do find them hilarious.
"Look, if you had done any research, you would have known what you're getting into. It's not like there isn't a wealth of information available."
If anyone had realised the problems of the FLAGSHIP N900 Nokia portrayed it as in the masssive marketing campaign they did then i am sure it would never have taken off at all.
Ah well all good fun aye lol.
 
rickysio is offline rickysio
2010-06-12 , 16:01
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What marketing?

Additionally, the N900 is not Nokia's flagship. Nokia certainly AFAIK never said that!
 
slender is offline slender
2010-06-12 , 16:07
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Sadly they advertised it big time in UK :| Complete fck up if you ask from me. Now we are seeing backslash of it here.
 
abill_uk is offline abill_uk
2010-06-12 , 16:07
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rickysio you cannot be serious lol please do a search on google "N900 flagship" and see how many hundreds of links you get.
Seems you was not around last year when Nokia started the campaign.
 
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2010-06-12 , 16:09
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2010-06-12 , 16:09
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Originally Posted by abill_uk View Post
rickysio you cannot be serious lol please do a search on google "N900 flagship" and see how many hundreds of links you get.
Seems you was not around last year when Nokia started the campaign.
I'm not in the UK. The world is not UK alone, TYVM.

http://www.google.com.sg/search?hl=e...=&oq=&gs_rfai=
If you would notice... Nokia didn't call it a flagship. The journalists did.

Unless Journalists = Nokia, then I have nothing more to speak on the matter.
 

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abill_uk is offline abill_uk
2010-06-12 , 16:12
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What are you trying to say here then?
 
Joorin is offline Joorin
2010-06-12 , 16:14
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Originally Posted by abill_uk View Post
I have to laugh at the comments made here as i do find them hilarious.
"Look, if you had done any research, you would have known what you're getting into. It's not like there isn't a wealth of information available."
If anyone had realised the problems of the FLAGSHIP N900 Nokia portrayed it as in the masssive marketing campaign they did then i am sure it would never have taken off at all.
Ah well all good fun aye lol.
And there you have the most important point in all of this:

Are you, I or any other user on this forum responsible for how NOKIA marketed the N900?

The answer is not hard to figure out: No, we aren't.

So, with that in mind, it really is a matter of potential buyers either trusting the marketing drive or doing themselves a service and google the device before purchasing. As with any purchase, being an informed customer is a good thing.

This leads back to the OP who, apparently, didn't do her homework, paid a lot of money and ended up with a device that's not fitting her very well. To then be told "You should have done your homework!" is not very constructive. Actually, "Sell it and buy something that fits you better." is the most constructive thing in this situation. OP might not get all her money back, but it'll have been a learning experience.

To, over and over, start threads and complain here is to bark up the wrong proverbial tree. None of the cats in it cares and they are busy licking their devices.
 

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RFS-81 is offline RFS-81
2010-06-12 , 16:15
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Originally Posted by h3llraz0r View Post
I have all rights to give my opinion in this forums
Correct. And as opinions go, here's mine: u suxorz. Personal enough?
 
vietn900 is offline vietn900
2010-06-12 , 16:16
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