View Poll Results: how many cell phones have you changed during past 3 years?

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  • never

    1 4.17%
  • 1

    2 8.33%
  • 2

    6 25.00%
  • 3

    6 25.00%
  • more than 3

    9 37.50%
  1. #16
    podiNycom
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    Ive gone from 7868 to a v8160 to a v60c to a v60 i to a t720 back to a v60 i and back to a t720 on my verizon phone....

    Also from an i1000 to an 190 to an i95....I work at a store part time so its kinda easy for me


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  2. #17
    closeshave2
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    I've had 3 phones in the past three years. The original one was a piece of crap that was free with activation. The second was a Sony Ericsson which was alright -- great reception. And the third, and current is a Sanyo 8100 which I love!



  3. #18
    iplaythetuba
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    I havent changed but from the looks of it I should



  4. #19
    phredo
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    SL45i rules

    i started with a nokia 8210 ... not bad for it's time
    then i made it to a siemens SL45i for its monster features ... THAT WAS THE BEST FONE EVER ...BUT ... NOT TRi-BAND :-(
    after i moved to canada .. i got a sonyericsson T39m ... very nice but too serious
    at the end i settled with a nokia 7210 to add color to my life



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    Japultra
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    i got my first cell phone in may of 2000. that was a samsung sch-8500. after that i got an 8260. after that an allure, then an a400 followed by a v60. then an s46 and now finally a vx6000.



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    CaRoTiD
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    I have had a truckload of cells. In the last three years though I have been pretty good.

    Nokia 5120
    Nokia 8210
    and
    Nokia 3650

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    crew!



  7. #22
    troublemaker
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    I've gone through a nokia 6150 then a nokia 7110. After that I used a nokia 8250 which I replaced with an Ericsson T68. Didn't like it much so I bought a nokia 7650. Whew!



  8. #23
    rizza
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    i change phone like people change there underwear. i'm a tech geek got to have the lastest. But i think i meet my match sanyo 8100.



  9. #24
    ashley1974
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    nokia 2110
    nokia 3110
    nokia 6110
    ericsson t28
    nokia 3330
    sagem my-x5
    SE T300

    listed chronologically



  10. #25
    potionmaker
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    more then 3
    8210->6510->gd88->8855->6100->v200



  11. #26
    alcozma
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    ericson, samsung. now nec e606 - like a brick but fun features !



  12. #27
    partyboy
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    3 - one broke, one sucked and the other was a bit old.



  13. #28
    hammer_400
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    One cos no $$$



  14. #29
    kingpawel
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    3 So far

    One Cingular
    Two Verizon



  15. #30
    nancito
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    The past 3 years I have gone from a Sanyo 4500 to Motorola Timeport to a Sanyo 5000 to a Samsung A500 to a Sanyo 5300. So five within about 2 years now and as soon as the Sanyo 5400 hits, I'm in!



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