http://www.gsmdome.com/verizon/droid-does-sell-poorly_10851 The mobile news factory! Fri, 19 Mar 2010 23:43:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://www.gsmdome.com/verizon/droid-does-sell-poorly_10851/comment-page-1#comment-3963 stynkfysh Sat, 07 Nov 2009 23:00:29 +0000 http://www.gsmdome.com/?p=10851#comment-3963 Doesn't necessarily translate to poor sales, does it? I ordered mine online the night before and the Verizon website was so slow that I almost couldn't complete the order. I checked the next morning and the site was still slow as a dog. Verizon/Motorola made a point of ensuring there was enough stock and not any shortages. Verizon is also selling these phones everywhere - from Target, to Walmart, to Costco, to Bestbuy, to <a href="http://Wirefly.com" rel="nofollow">Wirefly.com</a>, etc. The iPhone was sold at Apple Stores, online, and at AT&T Stores initially which crammed more people in fewer places. The early store openings accommodated people who had to go to work. The local Walmart store started selling their Droids the night before and sold out their inventory that night. Doesn't necessarily translate to poor sales, does it? I ordered mine online the night before and the Verizon website was so slow that I almost couldn't complete the order. I checked the next morning and the site was still slow as a dog. Verizon/Motorola made a point of ensuring there was enough stock and not any shortages. Verizon is also selling these phones everywhere – from Target, to Walmart, to Costco, to Bestbuy, to Wirefly.com, etc. The iPhone was sold at Apple Stores, online, and at AT&T Stores initially which crammed more people in fewer places. The early store openings accommodated people who had to go to work. The local Walmart store started selling their Droids the night before and sold out their inventory that night.

]]> http://www.gsmdome.com/verizon/droid-does-sell-poorly_10851/comment-page-1#comment-3105 stynkfysh Sat, 07 Nov 2009 17:00:29 +0000 http://www.gsmdome.com/?p=10851#comment-3105 Doesn't necessarily translate to poor sales, does it? I ordered mine online the night before and the Verizon website was so slow that I almost couldn't complete the order. I checked the next morning and the site was still slow as a dog. Verizon/Motorola made a point of ensuring there was enough stock and not any shortages. Verizon is also selling these phones everywhere - from Target, to Walmart, to Costco, to Bestbuy, to <a href="http://Wirefly.com" rel="nofollow">Wirefly.com</a>, etc. The iPhone was sold at Apple Stores, online, and at AT&T Stores initially which crammed more people in fewer places. The early store openings accommodated people who had to go to work. The local Walmart store started selling their Droids the night before and sold out their inventory that night. Doesn't necessarily translate to poor sales, does it? I ordered mine online the night before and the Verizon website was so slow that I almost couldn't complete the order. I checked the next morning and the site was still slow as a dog. Verizon/Motorola made a point of ensuring there was enough stock and not any shortages. Verizon is also selling these phones everywhere – from Target, to Walmart, to Costco, to Bestbuy, to Wirefly.com, etc. The iPhone was sold at Apple Stores, online, and at AT&T Stores initially which crammed more people in fewer places. The early store openings accommodated people who had to go to work. The local Walmart store started selling their Droids the night before and sold out their inventory that night.

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