Give the same Nexus One deal to existing/family plan customers!
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To the powers that be at Google, HTC, and/or T-Mobile:
We, existing T-mobile subscribers (who may or may not have a "family" multi-line plan), are your loyal customers who could have easily switched to Verizon when they announced the Droid, or could have long ago defected to Sprint/AT&T for their iPhone, but we stayed with you. We stuck with T-Mobile, the pioneers of Android-based phones (the G1 and myTouch), only to be undercut by Verizon with the Motorola Droid. Our recourse is the Motorola CLIQ, which is *not* the same phone by a significant margin.
As your existing, loyal customers, we want the same $180 price for the Nexus One that you offer your new customers. We don't want to pay an extra $100 for being existing customers, and we don't want to pay the full retail price simply because we have multiple lines! If we are eligible for contract renewal, give us the same upgrade price we would get if it were any other phone! Ideally, we'd like to keep our existing plans, even if it means adding a data plan to those of us who don't already have it added.
You may gain new customers from other networks, but you're alienating the ones who have stood by your side all along! Why should we stay with T-Mobile when they employ these shady business practices?
We, existing T-mobile subscribers (who may or may not have a "family" multi-line plan), are your loyal customers who could have easily switched to Verizon when they announced the Droid, or could have long ago defected to Sprint/AT&T for their iPhone, but we stayed with you. We stuck with T-Mobile, the pioneers of Android-based phones (the G1 and myTouch), only to be undercut by Verizon with the Motorola Droid. Our recourse is the Motorola CLIQ, which is *not* the same phone by a significant margin.
As your existing, loyal customers, we want the same $180 price for the Nexus One that you offer your new customers. We don't want to pay an extra $100 for being existing customers, and we don't want to pay the full retail price simply because we have multiple lines! If we are eligible for contract renewal, give us the same upgrade price we would get if it were any other phone! Ideally, we'd like to keep our existing plans, even if it means adding a data plan to those of us who don't already have it added.
You may gain new customers from other networks, but you're alienating the ones who have stood by your side all along! Why should we stay with T-Mobile when they employ these shady business practices?
2205 Signatures
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Steve I
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 10 years
- Family plan?
- No
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Liam L
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 5 yrs
- Family plan?
- No
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Craig J
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 2000
- Family plan?
- No
- Comments
- Google rocks. I just want to be a supporter ,but you make it hard with this deal.
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Oleg
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 8 years
- Family plan?
- No
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Narek
- Family plan?
- No
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Trevor B
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 4 years
- Family plan?
- No
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Ramesh K
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 14 years
- Family plan?
- No
- Comments
- I would like to upgrade to a touch scren smart phone. Looks like my options are very limited. I will be better off paying tmobile for the reminder of the two year contract and go elsewhere.
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Lonnie P
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 15 years
- Family plan?
- No
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Steven
- T-Mobile customer duration
- Five years.
- Family plan?
- No
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Alicia A
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 10 years
- Family plan?
- No
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arash f
- Family plan?
- No
- Comments
- Bye Bye! I am off to Verizon and Droid Incredible ! and I am taking my family with me!
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Isaiah F
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 6 years
- Family plan?
- No
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John T
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 7
- Family plan?
- No
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Justin
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 5 years
- Family plan?
- No
- Comments
- Considering switching to another provider
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Kelly
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 7 years
- Family plan?
- No
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leisun
- Family plan?
- No
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Fred C
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 4 years
- Family plan?
- No
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Phillip E
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 4
- Family plan?
- No
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Kenny
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 10
- Family plan?
- No
- Comments
- 10 yrs means nothing to tmobile, thanks google for making things clear for me and my family!
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Alexander G
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 4 years
- Family plan?
- No
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Kurt R
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 6 years
- Family plan?
- No
- Comments
- I will leave, if I can't have it for $179
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Billy M
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 3 Years
- Family plan?
- No
- Comments
- I would kill for the Nexus One
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Jay
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 2 Years
- Family plan?
- No
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Ardo K
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 1.5 year
- Family plan?
- No
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Jimmy D
- Family plan?
- No
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derek
- Family plan?
- No
- Comments
- This is discrimination
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Naidu M
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 3 years so far
- Family plan?
- No
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Qi Y
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 1 year 10 months
- Family plan?
- No
- Comments
- need same price upgrade on nexus one
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Julia T
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 15 years (since VoiceStream)
- Family plan?
- No
- Comments
- Why punish your good, long-term customers?
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Dale L
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 7 years
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James M
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 5 years
- Family plan?
- No
- Comments
- Don't understand the difference between upgrading a personal plans phone versus a family line that has been active for 4 years.
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Kenneth R
- T-Mobile customer duration
- yes
- Family plan?
- No
- Comments
- i need a n1
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Michael O
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 6yr
- Family plan?
- No
- Comments
- В
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Casey C
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 8 years
- Family plan?
- No
- Comments
- Very unfair to not reward customers with more than one line with the same deal that you offer new customers or existing customers with single plans.
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Shuja K
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 4 years
- Family plan?
- No
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Pervez
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 10 years
- Family plan?
- No
- Comments
- I want the nexus one deal as a family plan customers!
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Kara T
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 3 years
- Family plan?
- No
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Damian L
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 4 years
- Family plan?
- No
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chester m
- Family plan?
- No
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Dwight J
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 4 years
- Family plan?
- No
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Joshua G
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 8 years
- Family plan?
- No
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Rob G
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 6 years
- Family plan?
- No
- Comments
- ridiculous a cant upgrade my family plan line to the N1 complete BS
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Tri
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 10 years
- Family plan?
- No
- Comments
- Give us what we deserve or lose your customer
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Jack
- Comments
- Its very annnoying that google makes it as hard as possible for you to get the phone you want. I really want the nexus, but because of my family plan it just isn't possible... at least apple and att makes it super easy to get an iPhone...
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Changkyu S
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 3 years
- Family plan?
- No
- Comments
- What a counterintuitive move by T-Mobile.
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Nilay
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 4.5 years
- Family plan?
- No
- Comments
- I agree, u suppose to support your existing customers than the new ones....
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Seth L
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 6 Years
- Family plan?
- No
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Anna B
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 10 years
- Family plan?
- No
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Chris H
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 6 years
- Family plan?
- No
- Comments
- compete for my business or lose it.
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Elizabeth F
- T-Mobile customer duration
- 9 years
- Family plan?
- No
- Comments
- Reward loyalty or loose it!
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