As Microsoft and Apple
have so precisely
demonstrated, there's nothing like a face full of egg to make the competition fire up the sucker punch machine. Take
Peek, for example, who is now offering angered Sidekick users (you know, the ones that probably
lost all of their data recently) a gratis
Pronto for their trouble. All that's required is an image of you, a frowny face, your wiped Sidekick and a T-Mobile bill -- once that's sent over to Peek's dedicated inbox, you'll soon receive your Pronto in the mail. 'Course, it's up to you to foot the $20 monthly bill for keeping the thing active, but hey, free's free. Kind of.
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
mr2dxtream @ Oct 14th 2009 1:54PM
The one time in my life i would love to be a failed sidekick owner...
chuck @ Oct 14th 2009 2:12PM
and what kind of back-up options does the peek offer?
none? oh.
Dylan @ Oct 15th 2009 12:48PM
Darren, mong those who lost significant data especially, I think there's some outage outrage among Sidekick-ers. I wanted to add a strategy to reduce your cell bill by around 20 percent for those T-Mobile customers (or even people with other carriers, for that matter) who want aren't satisfied and want to go farther than the discounts, coupons and freebies. I'll cut to the chase: I work in the consumer advocacy division of the company Validas, where we electronically audit and subsequently reduce the average cell bill by 22 percent through our website, http://www.fixmycellbill.com. Put simply, Validas guards against frivolous and unnecessary charges that inflate your cell bill more than it should be for your usage. You can find out for free if fixmycellbill.com can modify your plan to better suit your needs by going to the website.
For more info, check out Validas in the media, most recently on Fox News at http://www.myfoxtampabay.com/dpp/consumer/conlaw/lower_cell_phone_bills_072409 .
Good luck to everyone on further reducing those wireless costs.
Dylan
Consumer Advocacy, fixmycellbill.com