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14 days to like it - not 30

One good thing about calling tech support - the tech offhandedly mentioned a 14 day trial period. Say what? When I got the Motorola Droid last year, it was 30 days. I guess they changed that at the beginning of the year. So I am letting you all know - it is NOT a 30 day trial period - it is two weeks! :smileysurprised:

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PJNC284

yup. Changed Jan 16 of this year. Does no one read those papers they sign anymore?

mdram4x4

PJNC284 wrote:
yup. Changed Jan 16 of this year. Does no one read those papers they sign anymore?

why? when they can just come here and complain

dmruser

I don't come here to complain - I come here to see if any of the smarties on here can help me. lol

dmruser

At this point, I have found a "glitch" that may be the deal breaker. Just need to decide if I can live with it or not. (really I shouldn't have to) If I am to use this phone for business, with multiple email addresses, then functionality should be consistent and it should work as advertised.

Long story short, got Verizon to have a 3 way call with tech support at HTC. HTC knew about this issue with the email and said that in all cases, the all secondary accounts from a given email service provider will not have full functionality. So if yahoo is your primary email and you have a secondary yahoo email, that one won't have full functionality either. They know this. There was some discussion whether it was the Sense code or Android in general. I never experienced this on my Moto Droid but that phone is broken now...

They suggested running secondary accounts through other 3rd party mail apps but then you have to check more places for email.

This being the case, I'm not sure whether the Sense and the HTC Thunderbolt are sufficient for me. I wonder what other quirks are out there. But that doesn't mean that the Moto Droids don't have the same issue if in fact it is in the Android logic and not in Sense.

Maybe I should go back to a "stupid" phone and not worry about getting email in near real time anyway! Yeah, can't do that.

Ann154

I did have a quirk on the HTC DROID Eris with a MSN email account whenever I loaded it second after a Hotmail account. I don't remember if I tried loading it first. Anywho the MSN would load the oldest email first no matter the settings. I'm talking six year old emails. It wasn't a big deal to have on the phone, so I just removed the MSN email account.

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