Why is sooooo hard to get a straight answer?
powdah
Enthusiast - Level 3

It sure would be nice for Verizon to give us straight answers - like when will they be through testing 10.3.1 that Blackberry made available to them long ago?  Or is the reality that they are trying to push us to a different OS.

I will be gone first.

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47seijar
Specialist - Level 2

I don't think ANY carrier is making BlackBerry a priority. With the tiny market share of BlackBerry you really can't blame them.

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TheNatural
Contributor - Level 1

Blackberry is not popular anymore, even the Blackberry Classic didn't generate a lot of buzz at Verizon like it would have years prior. Verizon is usually dead last in the race when it comes to software updates.....this is because of thorough testing to ensure it does not negatively impact the calls, text and data services you pay for. You're not going to get an answer from talking the tech support either as they are not briefed on the releases prior. You need to talk to someone at Corporate at their headquarters or just tell Blackberry to stop feeding you a bunch of lies like every other manufacturer does. It's very easy for manufactures to blame the carrier because even they don't know what the hell they are talking about......

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theonlycoop
Enthusiast - Level 2

From the reports that I have seen the classic is actually selling really well.Just tried to order one (this will be our 30th) for my company and they currently are on delayed shipping.

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Weth
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theonlycoop wrote:

From the reports that I have seen the classic is actually selling really well.Just tried to order one (this will be our 30th) for my company and they currently are on delayed shipping.

Morgan Stanley told its clients that BlackBerry’s new lineup of smartphones is severely underselling....Morgan Stanley estimated as few as 6,000 BlackBerry Classics and Passport smartphones have been sold combined

Analysts Predict BlackBerry's Lowest Quarterly Sales Since 2006 | Digital Trends

powdah wrote:

When businesses or people refuse to give "real" information, I usually believe they are hiding something.

Or sometimes there just isn't any information.

powdah
Enthusiast - Level 3

When businesses or people refuse to give "real" information, I usually believe they are hiding something.

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