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Palm Pre 2 Order Confirmed!


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The other day I was trying my hardest to get a Pre2 from the HP business site, since the regular site said out of stock. After an hour on the phone (second try) I got through, and the rep said he'd order it with no guarantee that it's in stock. Today I received the order confirnation....here's to hoping I get it and off my pixi plus!

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Hi which number you had dialed, and what should i ask them ?

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Hi Nukpana, thanks for joining!

I dialed 866-625-0242. Yesterday I called back to check the status and the rep said that there was a chance now that I was not going toget it because they were over sold, so we'll see. I originally placed the order here:

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