AT&T Quickfire is, as promised, available

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whiplashchick @ Nov 11th 2008 3:27PM

you get the $50 "rebate" if you pay full price. so the ATT store guy told me. we'll see if i actually get it.

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badqat @ Nov 11th 2008 6:12PM

The only requirement on the rebate was that you add/have a txt package on to the phone. So upgrade, new customer, or retail, you should get the rebate.

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whiplashchick @ Nov 11th 2008 6:18PM

@ badqat

good point. but with a phone like that, it's tough to not have a text and/or media net package.

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badqat @ Nov 11th 2008 6:21PM

I suppose one could potential use it without txt or Media Net...It does have a media player...but it wouldn't make much sense.

Are you still digging the phone?

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whiplashchick @ Nov 11th 2008 6:29PM

yeah, so far, it's been great. i use it for news/scores browsing and it does great. Opera mini works best and looks better than the packed in browser.

hopefully there will be some more customization options. i wish i could change the icons on the front and delete some of the included apps.

and if it's popular enough, google will get on board with the OS and really make this phone great.

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Fadi @ Nov 13th 2008 11:04PM

I hate to break it to you like this but the rebate does requires a 24 month agreement.

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badqat @ Nov 11th 2008 8:23PM

@ fadi - I've got the rebate form right in front of me. There is NO requirement for a 24 month contract listed.

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