Verizon is getting rid of mail-in-rebates for higher-end smartphones?

2. downphoenix posted on 28 Jan 2011, 15:47 0 0

Yea, probably just a valentine's day promo but would be nice to see this be a little more permanent.

3. ShiftMobile (unregistered) posted on 28 Jan 2011, 19:21 0 1

Helloooooooooooo, McFly?

It says new smartphone strategy, not promo. All rebate forms have a start and end date to them, hence the two week time period that's listed. It does not say promo on that document.

Readers read.

4. downbeat4 posted on 28 Jan 2011, 21:39 0 0

It's true...100% true.

6. wilt (unregistered) posted on 29 Jan 2011, 11:13 0 0

why is this a good thing so if i want i 299.99 droid x i dont get a very very helpful 100.00 mir? how is this good who wnats a mid range not as good smartphone??? if you are going to get a smartphone and pay the 29.99 data or even the 15 15omb data plan why get a "MID" range device might as well step it up and not having a rebate would make a customer not want to pay for a higher priced device.

at my store a lg vortex is $100.00 with a 100 MIR know will it be 100 with a 50 MIR how is that better???

7. ReaverSpark (unregistered) posted on 29 Jan 2011, 15:38 0 0

Hey, look. Another employee without a job. I sure hope you got at least a year's salary or more from PS to cover your lack of funds.