What's a sure-fire way to...

[Mister H]

I posted this in General discussion, but no one is replying. I figured maybe I'd get a quicker response here.

Here's the deal: I have someone who is getting ready to buy my Fusic on Thursday this week for 200 dollars. I either want to get the m610 or the M1, however, I'd like to get it at new customer pricing, so I'm not out any money. I would just call retentions, but they're the ones who just gave me the Fusic for free about 4 or 5 months ago. I don't want another free phone, just the new customer price this time. I need to get on it, like, now because like I said, this person is buying my Fusic on Thursday. What's my best bet for squeezing this out? E-Care? Bargaining with telesales? Which phone should I go with? Thanks!


~H

[Yay4Juggs]

i would suggest calling retentions and say listen i really appreciate the fact that you helped me before and i was wondering if i could ask for one small favour...see if they would allow you to purchase the m1 or 610 for the new customer rate...tell them you would be willing to commit to an extension on your already wonderful contract with sprint . it doesnt hurt to shmooze and be genuinely nice.

[Mister H]

I think that's about the best idea I've heard yet. I guess it's kind of a long shot, but it's worth a try I suppose. Thanks for the advice, though. I hadn't really thought of wording quite like that. Good lookin out!

~H

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