Samsung Replenish continues to be green-friendly even when it's coming in pink
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Therefore, if you really want to stand out and show your love for the environment, then you might want to pick up the hot new color come this Sunday through Sprint – plus, it helps that it doesn’t require that usual $10 per month premium data charge that other handsets incur.
source: Sprint via Unwired View
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1. curiousgeorge posted on 22 Jul 2011, 15:33 1 0
actually the ten dollar fee will apply to this color and the other 2 on the 24th of july. Sprint was waiving that fee until 7/24/11 although customers who have bought this phone prior to that date will still have the fee waived as they are grandfatherd in...still a great phone for ppl who dont need the power house phones and just want a nice physical keyboard with andoid
4. sorry george (unregistered) posted on 23 Jul 2011, 09:49 0 1
Sorry curiousgeorge, purchasing the replenish in any color still waives the $10 Premium Data Fee. Its an ongoing promo that doesn't have an end date in sight as of the last Sprint Playbook
While it doesn't have a very nice looking screen or solid build quality, its only $30 and certainly works better than the Trender, Rumor Touch, Incognito or Innuendo in same price range. Probably a good fit for younger sons or daughters on a parent's family data plan
5. curiousgeorge posted on 23 Jul 2011, 18:26 1 0
it does have an end date and it is 7/24/11..wait and see on sunday
2. cheeseycheeser posted on 22 Jul 2011, 17:38 1 0
Not bad if you get the $10 off. But tried it out in store, and seemed really crappy. Super stuttery. And a bad screen.
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