Anyone notice how T-Mobile corporate stores don't keep their display phones
working and in good repair? Went to the only T-Mobile company store in a
large town today. The store consists of a tiny building about the size of a
tractor trailer sitting in the parking lot of a strip mall (Cingular must
have a dozen good sized storefronts in the same town, but store size is
another matter). Wanted to see a working Sidekick 3 and how EDGE data speeds
compare to my Sidekick 2. The store rep couldn't find their Sidekick 3
display phone... then once it was found couldn't find the charger since the
battery was dead... then once it was going stated it didn't have a data plan
associated with it saying something about company stores having problems
with corporate granting data plans for display phones. Overall pretty much a
worthless trip...

Since the Sidekick line is so hot, if I managed a store you'd bet I'd make
sure several Sidekicks were up and running. T-Mobile business is already
good... it would be even better if they could demonstrate working phones.