Umlaut got his new Motorola MOTORAZR V3 from Sprint a mere forty-three (43) days ago. In those forty-three (43) days:- I've spent at least one plus (1+) hours on the phone with three (3) different members of the Sprint technical "support" staff, including one who barely spoke English.
- I've had the phone replaced three (3) different times, which speaks volumes about Motorola's quality control.
- I've spent at least four plus (4+) hours at three (3) different Sprint "service" centers attempting to have my problem fixed. At two (2) of those visits the "service" center told me they didn't know what was wrong and instructed me to wait twenty-four (24) hours, remove the battery for one to two (1-2) minutes to reset the phone, and then see if the problem was eliminated at that time. This was the cell phone equivalent of your company's IT staff telling you to reboot your computer to solve your computer issue. Of course, those bullshit instructions didn't solve my problem. Wait twenty-four (24) hours? I think they said that so they wouldn't be working when I returned to their "service" center to yell at them.
"Try to free a slave of ignorance... Try to teach a whore about romance..."
