BlackBerry Z10 smartphone (AT&T, Verizon Wireless) $139.99 w/ 2-yr contract @ AmazonWireless, Verizon $149.99 @ Costco
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They have no debt and close to $3 billion in cash. They shipped a million Z10s in the first month and had to increase their production capacity to meet subsequent demand, including at least one order...
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I came on the thread to make a little jab at BB, given their recent market share plunge... http://www.tapscape.com/android-windows-phone-gain-smartphone-market-share-blackberry-drops/
Falling into...
BlackBerry Z10 smartphone (AT&T, Verizon Wireless) $139.99 w/ 2-yr contract @ AmazonWireless, Verizon $149.99 @ Costco
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Just picked up the Verizon model a few hours ago. :) To my surprise, I was only charged $20 tax on a retail price of $229.99. I was expecting the total to come out to about $210 but it came to $170!...
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Went in today and the AT&T version was priced at $199.99.
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No basher or all the wealth combined on this forum board can move that thickly traded stock by more than $0.05. Don't worry about them if you are long!
Personally, not invested in the stock but...
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Thanks. That's what I thought :(
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No, Costco doesn't sell phones at retail price.
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Sorry I didn't check but I would say the likelihood is high.
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I didn't see the retail price listed but I may have missed it.
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Are they selling them off-contract too, at the listed retail price of $429.99? :eek:
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is costco selling at&t version also for same price ?
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FYI I went into Costco earlier and they are selling it at the same price in the store.
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I would LOVE one of these but i'm not due for a new phone any time soon at work
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This is now down to $139.99.
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Next "Q" results. I see what you did there. :D
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Everybody was so eagerly waiting for the Z10 that BBRY only shipped a million of them?
In other words, the facts run contrary to what you believe is happening. Sorry.
But, yeah, let's wait for...
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Costco also has the black and white for the same price.
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Valid points. There was an Osborne effect in play, which I suspect is still going on despite the release of the Z10. I keep hearing of an 'Aristo' device, which I guess is supposed to be spec'd at...
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Because majorities are not celebrity or corporate classes...if your company forces you to buy Blackberry, then you have no choice...however, if you have choices, would you still go with Blackberry?
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It is funny, why you make your purchase decision on revenue of the vendor than based on quality product? So far RIM provide most advanced and convenient features than useless marketing targeting...
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