January 13th, 2011, 11:41 AM
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A leopard doesn't change it's spots. They showed their colors with the Behold 2 fiasco and have been living down to that standard ever since. We consumers will have to wake up and stop being lured by "shiny, new, faster" when a company has shown a non interest in taking care of its existing customers in the past. I steer clear of them when it comes to phones. Not giving them my money is the best way that I can fight back.
Sure, I saw the shiny new Vibrant with its feature rich stats. But I was still reeling from my experience and knew what was behind "the shiny glitz." So when the fanboys gave me a hard time when I and others tried to warn them, I knew that the day would come when unfortunately, they'd see the light. Well, here we are today and we take another look at the leopard. Yep...spots. Caveat Emptor
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