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Forum: Verizon Wireless Forum
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Forum: Wireless News
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Forum: Wireless News
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Forum: GENERAL Wireless Discussion
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Review: Dis fone iz amazin, it has all da fings u wud wont from a fone I got mine 2 weeks ago from Carphone Warehouse, for 120,its a bargin Da camera's amazin and da games r really addictive Monopoly lasted me 3 weeks. Da only bad side is dat the battery life only lasts 4 a day or soif u dont use it, also some of the ringtones are good quality, but its really embarresin wen dey go off in public cuz dey are crap, but u can always download better ringtones so i say 4 and a half out o ten
Review By: Shane Date/Time: 24/11/2004 04:20
Review: I think this fone iz ace cuz if u charge da battry b4 u use it it lasts ages it sends great stuff ezily and has an amazin camra
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Review: Hi I have just purchased a motorola V500 and would like to know how to download photos onto a PC does anyone know how to do this please
Review By: Ann Date/Time: 08/10/2004 10:54
Review: i think this mobile it crap im sorry to say it but it is rubish the battery lasted 1 hour it stored 20 photos and sounds crap this mobile it shit
Review By: bob Date/Time: 28/09/2004 16:03
Review: just bought this phone yesterday, n im very pleased with it. i would have thought it would have had more games built in, only 2 but never mind, it has monopoly the excellent quality on the camera also makes up for it, and the ringtones are ace a few funky pics too, but ive made more using the camera, best value 4 money phone ive had so far only 120 i give it 4/5
Review By: Coral Tassi Date/Time: 25/09/2004 07:42
Review: Had this phone for 2 months, use it for work, battery life is poor, drops calls may be network , tunes and pics are good, basic phone use has niggles, menu settings basic, when charging with car charger no in or out calls available. thumbs down so far but monopoly is addictive.
Review By: rufus Date/Time: 22/09/2004 16:53
Review: im lukin to gt this fone in a cuple of dayz, cn anyone tell me wt the ames are and how many pics u can store, also wt is the differce between the V500 and the V525
Review By: G Date/Time: 03/08/2004 07:30
Review: I've just ordered this phone off amazon for only 120. Considering all the stuff it does it's such a good price. I mean every review has said da games are brill and that the camera is good. But most reviews have also said that the battery life is very poor. guess i'l find out soon
Review By: Ross Date/Time: 03/08/2004 03:01
Review: Does da job
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