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Friday March 10, 2006 1:24 pm
Faulty GSM Motorola RAZRs Being Pulled
All you chic guys out there that just had to have that Motorola RAZR, looks like you may experience some regret, starting - now. T-Mobile and Cingular Wireless have pulled the Motorola RAZR from their shelves as of today, citing a defect in the build of the phone. Turns out that part of the phone is faulty, resulting in dropped calls because the phone thinks you have flipped it closed despite your fleeting attempts to continue your conversation by saying “Hello?” at two-second intervals. No recalls are being issued, but if you are experiencing the problem, you can head to a Cingular or T-Mobile dealer for an exchange. If you have the Verizon version of the RAZR, you are in the clear. Sales of the GSM RAZR should resume within a week.
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That’s funny that the pictured razr is a v3c with verizon and the recall is tmobile and cingular! Anyway, I actually stopped into a verizon store the other day to have the software updated, and when I got back an hour later, I was informed they would be sending me a new phone, as it was defective somehow! I got it the day it came out, and have had no problems, but I will probably be switching to a treo 700w, for an all in one device, anyway.
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