v710 directly from motorola

if you buy v710 directly from motorola, will it come enabled with all
the feature verizon disabled?

http://commerce.motorola.com/cgi-bin...nbr=1&zipcode=


the hotshot (domestically and internationally known)

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In article <8c4f714b.0409101115.34cd45c3@posting.google.com>,
hotshot@inbox.lv (hotshot) wrote:

> if you buy v710 directly from motorola, will it come enabled with all
> the feature verizon disabled?

I doubt it; the page says "V710 for Verizon Wireless"

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In article <8c4f714b.0409101115.34cd45c3@posting.google.com>,
hotshot@inbox.lv (hotshot) wrote:

> if you buy v710 directly from motorola, will it come enabled with all
> the feature verizon disabled?

I doubt it; the page says "V710 for Verizon Wireless"

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In article <8c4f714b.0409101115.34cd45c3@posting.google.com>,
hotshot@inbox.lv (hotshot) wrote:

> if you buy v710 directly from motorola, will it come enabled with all
> the feature verizon disabled?

I doubt it; the page says "V710 for Verizon Wireless"

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In article <8c4f714b.0409101115.34cd45c3@posting.google.com>,
hotshot@inbox.lv (hotshot) wrote:

> if you buy v710 directly from motorola, will it come enabled with all
> the feature verizon disabled?

I doubt it; the page says "V710 for Verizon Wireless"

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For $400, you better friggin hope the phone comes with all it's capabilities
enabled. Bluetooth operations and services built into the phone better come
enabled. It's very sad Verizon disables features that customer's actually
look forward to using. ****, my reasons to want to establish a connection
between the phone and my computer would be to back-up all my data and/or
download some mp3's. If the bluetooth connection is really disabled via
computer then this phone is worthless really.

"hotshot" <hotshot@inbox.lv> wrote in message
news:8c4f714b.0409101115.34cd45c3@posting.google.com...
> if you buy v710 directly from motorola, will it come enabled with all
> the feature verizon disabled?
>
> http://commerce.motorola.com/cgi-bin...nbr=1&zipcode=
>
>
> the hotshot (domestically and internationally known)

For $400, you better friggin hope the phone comes with all it's capabilities
enabled. Bluetooth operations and services built into the phone better come
enabled. It's very sad Verizon disables features that customer's actually
look forward to using. ****, my reasons to want to establish a connection
between the phone and my computer would be to back-up all my data and/or
download some mp3's. If the bluetooth connection is really disabled via
computer then this phone is worthless really.

"hotshot" <hotshot@inbox.lv> wrote in message
news:8c4f714b.0409101115.34cd45c3@posting.google.com...
> if you buy v710 directly from motorola, will it come enabled with all
> the feature verizon disabled?
>
> http://commerce.motorola.com/cgi-bin...nbr=1&zipcode=
>
>
> the hotshot (domestically and internationally known)

For $400, you better friggin hope the phone comes with all it's capabilities
enabled. Bluetooth operations and services built into the phone better come
enabled. It's very sad Verizon disables features that customer's actually
look forward to using. ****, my reasons to want to establish a connection
between the phone and my computer would be to back-up all my data and/or
download some mp3's. If the bluetooth connection is really disabled via
computer then this phone is worthless really.

"hotshot" <hotshot@inbox.lv> wrote in message
news:8c4f714b.0409101115.34cd45c3@posting.google.com...
> if you buy v710 directly from motorola, will it come enabled with all
> the feature verizon disabled?
>
> http://commerce.motorola.com/cgi-bin...nbr=1&zipcode=
>
>
> the hotshot (domestically and internationally known)

For $400, you better friggin hope the phone comes with all it's capabilities
enabled. Bluetooth operations and services built into the phone better come
enabled. It's very sad Verizon disables features that customer's actually
look forward to using. ****, my reasons to want to establish a connection
between the phone and my computer would be to back-up all my data and/or
download some mp3's. If the bluetooth connection is really disabled via
computer then this phone is worthless really.

"hotshot" <hotshot@inbox.lv> wrote in message
news:8c4f714b.0409101115.34cd45c3@posting.google.com...
> if you buy v710 directly from motorola, will it come enabled with all
> the feature verizon disabled?
>
> http://commerce.motorola.com/cgi-bin...nbr=1&zipcode=
>
>
> the hotshot (domestically and internationally known)

On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 21:27:34 -0400, "Killer Madness"
<killer@nospam.net> wrote:

>For $400, you better friggin hope the phone comes with all it's capabilities
>enabled. Bluetooth operations and services built into the phone better come
>enabled. It's very sad Verizon disables features that customer's actually
>look forward to using. ****, my reasons to want to establish a connection
>between the phone and my computer would be to back-up all my data and/or
>download some mp3's. If the bluetooth connection is really disabled via
>computer then this phone is worthless really.
>
>"hotshot" <hotshot@inbox.lv> wrote in message
>news:8c4f714b.0409101115.34cd45c3@posting.google.com...
>> if you buy v710 directly from motorola, will it come enabled with all
>> the feature verizon disabled?
>>
>> http://commerce.motorola.com/cgi-bin...nbr=1&zipcode=
>>
>>
>> the hotshot (domestically and internationally known)
>
>
Most people want a phone that is good at making and receiving calls.
The Motorola V710 is very good at that. It reportedly has excellent
reception. After all we use cell phones to make and receive calls. The
only thing worthless here are your posts.