Verizon now offers the Curve

Verizon now offers the Curve

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Published on: 06 May 2008 by Nanko Rusev

Verizon now offers the Curve

Although there was no exact date until now, it was known that Verizon Wireless will offer the CDMA BlackBerry Curve this month. Now available online, it costs $219.99 after a two-year contract discount, but after the $50 mail-in rebate it can be as low as $170. If you are looking for a 'Berry and like the design language and dimensions of the Curve and the camera is a must, there are not many alternatives.

RIM BlackBerry Curve 8330 Specifications

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source: Verizon

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The best Blackberry on the best network
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ohh plz!..Verizon cripples EVERYTHING!..I hated verizon for their billing idiots..switched to
ATT...$125..2 lines 700 min..UNLIMITED 2way walkie talkie n unlimited texting..hello!...Verizon
nickel n dimes you til you have no money in your account!..PLUS the 8330 is frikkin expensive for a
year old phone..mine was $100 after rebate..lol have phun with the money IV drip with them.
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Verizon 99.99 2 lines 700 min. unlimited text. And I don't need walkie talkie..(very annoying).
You can install programs on BB for verizon. Using Yahoo mobile software for BB. Very nice. ATT
raising for bars....I dont get bars in my house.
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I gotta agree with #1 & 3...and also the reason Verizon is just getting the Curve now is because
unlike other carriers, they actually test the hell out of the phones before releasing them, thus
reducing complaints from customers due to defects. Verizon may nickel n dime but they spent
billions and billions of dollars in the past 5 years updating and improving the network, AT&T spent
a billion just changing their name from Cingular. Hmmm I wonder what's more important to consumers
the name of the company or the network the provides the best service for their wireless needs?
Let's face it, AT&T may have the most customers and was the best at one point, but Verizon has been
the most solid carrier thus far and will continue to be the best!
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#4 Said it all
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I don't think the curve is all that expensive considering that it has 3G and has video recording
capabilities. Plus the phone at verizon is $169.99 after all rebates. Just ordered mine today and
can't wait to get it!

I used the curve on at&t and didn't have any complaints on the network other than it was only EDGE
and their curve doesn't have 3G speeds, or video recording.
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can you use vcast??
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no
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This phone looks clean & legit!!

Just wondering tho, can the Curve open PDF's (& Word docs)??
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yea ill open word doc. you just cant edit them like you would be able to on a Windows based device
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the phone is awesome...i've had it for almost a week now and loving every bit of it, just wish it was global like my 8830 that i previously had.
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