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Motorola delays Moto X Cyber Monday deal after site crash

http://news.cnet.com/8301-1035_3-57...ys-moto-x-cyber-monday-deal-after-site-crash/
"Starting at 12 pm EST/9 am PST this Wednesday, we will relaunch the $349 promotion."
Good news!
So this gives me a bit to consider between:
1) Getting a Moto X DE on Wednesday
2) Ordering a Nexus 5
3) Sticking with my HTC One XL until July -> contract renewal time
Wondering if some Moto X owners can weigh in. The thing that is attracting me to this phone the most is the battery life. My HOX battery (I feel) is going bad. Many symptoms which point to this, listing them all would probably be too OT. Bottom line is that with no "misbehaving apps" or anything - I'm seeing maybe 2 hours of screen time before my phone dies, on a good day. So trying to figure out if I want to put up with this until July and see what's available then or jumping on this deal.
I see there isn't much development going on for this device compared to the Nexus 5. But honestly most of my flashing ROMs/kernels have been vain attempts to improve battery life on my previous and current phone. Is there a point to flashing custom ROMs to this phone? From what I've read the greater majority of people actually prefer the stock Motorola ROM with their custom apps over CM, AOSP, etc. Going back to the Nexus 5, which is suppose to always get the latest and greatest from Google, the Moto X is already on 4.4 as well, any thoughts as to if this trend will continue from Motorola?
I've also read of some issues with the camera - can anyone weigh in here on the camera quality? While I'm not one of those people who snap a million photos a day - I still like to have something reliable in my pocket to take a good photo when the situation arises.
I hope this isn't too rambling and terribly OT. I would appreciate any input.

Two cents: I'm fairly certain that the promotion on Wednesday is only for Motomaker devices, and not Dev Editions. Those sold out already, I believe.
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They've stated on their twitter account that the dev editions have sold out and will not be available on the subsequent days of the deal. You could order a t-mobile variant which is the same as the developer edition with the exception of voiding the warranty when unlocking the boot loader.
I managed to get a developer edition in the second batch yesterday, but I'm still debating on canceling and trying for a customized t-mobile variant. I currently have an AT&T version that I'm going to sell, but the Moto X is easily the best android phone I've used. The combination of size, battery life and additional features is just hard to beat. My previous two phones where the HTC One and SIII and I would personally take the Moto over either of them and the S4.

xd1936 said:
Two cents: I'm fairly certain that the promotion on Wednesday is only for Motomaker devices, and not Dev Editions. Those sold out already, I believe.
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bugsy said:
They've stated on their twitter account that the dev editions have sold out and will not be available on the subsequent days of the deal. You could order a t-mobile variant which is the same as the developer edition with the exception of voiding the warranty when unlocking the boot loader.
I managed to get a developer edition in the second batch yesterday, but I'm still debating on canceling and trying for a customized t-mobile variant. I currently have an AT&T version that I'm going to sell, but the Moto X is easily the best android phone I've used. The combination of size, battery life and additional features is just hard to beat. My previous two phones where the HTC One and SIII and I would personally take the Moto over either of them and the S4.
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Bummer. Thanks for the heads up re: DE. If I buy the Motomaker version - I can still root, but not unlock bootloader, is that correct? Honestly from what I've been reading - rooting will probably be sufficient.

sm753 said:
Bummer. Thanks for the heads up re: DE. If I buy the Motomaker version - I can still root, but not unlock bootloader, is that correct? Honestly from what I've been reading - rooting will probably be sufficient.
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If you buy the t-mobile version you can still unlock the boot loader, they just state that it will void the warranty. I don't find myself needing to do much to the Moto X, I just don't like being at the mercy of AT&T and their notoriously slow updates and bloatware which is why I'm switching. The t-mobile and gsm dev edition are the same device internally.

The sale yesterday was the biggest cluster eff I've ever seen for a phone. I had a dev edition in my cart multiple times yesterday and was never able to check out. All were sold out but today mysteriously some gsm phones in stock for normal price. No luck on them honoring the price. Total b.s.. I said I would never own a Moto phone after the defy abd cliq and was almost there...but I can honestly say after the bs yesterday with the site crashing at nearly the start Motorola needs to step up for the developers. I am at a loss as to why if the t mobile version is almost the same why they wouldn't sell a few more dev phones on Wed and Mon.
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If you buy the t-mobile version you can still unlock the boot loader, they just state that it will void the warranty. I don't find myself needing to do much to the Moto X, I just don't like being at the mercy of AT&T and their notoriously slow updates and bloatware which is why I'm switching. The t-mobile and gsm dev edition are the same device internally.
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They may be the same but you're unable to load the dev image on the tmobile device. That and warranty are the deal breaker.
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Texas Moto X Factory Closing

Thought someone would have mentioned this...
Google's Motorola Mobility handset unit announced Friday it will shutter its North Texas factory by the end of this year, barely a year after it opened with much fanfare as the first smartphone assembly plant in the U.S.
At the time, Google had explained its surprising decision by saying the location would enable it to fulfill customized, built-to-order devices and deliver them anywhere in the U.S. within five days.
But sales of its flagship phone, the Moto X, have been too weak and the costs of running the plant too high to keep operations going, Motorola Mobility spokesman Will Moss said. Singapore-based international contract electronics manufacturer Flextronics Ltd. operates the plant.
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http://news.yahoo.com/motorola-close-texas-smartphone-factory-180309239.html

Why, and what does it have to do with the phone I already have? Not like we can do anything to stop the closure anyway.
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That's unfortunate. Was great to have a phone assembled in the USA.
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Closure of this factory stinks. I guess output does not equal demand. It will be interesting to see if the Moto X +1 can be custom made by the owner, like the Moto X. I would think the factory in Texas would not be closing if that was the case.
I purchased the 2 year Motocare when I got my X and am wondering if I'll be able to get a new custom phone if mine gets damaged and is un- repairable a year down the road from now.

Someone did mention it......Here

As KJ mentioned above, there is already a thread on this. Follow that one for discussion.
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Moto makes me say goodbye to Moto G LTE

I am bummed. I needed a replacement/repair on my XT1045. Mic developed issues and also has had the USB charging issue (cable has to be in just the right position to actually charge (suspect USB port breaking loose from MB) so I opened an Advanced Exchange ticket with Motorola. No problem...then a week went by and no new phone (should have gone out in 24hrs overnight according to the email I received).
Key here is nobody at Motorola even tried to contact me about sending a different let alone downgraded phone.
Contacted via online chat and was told I could not be helped and had to call live people during business hours, I work nights and at least 6-days/week -- days are problematic. Not a huge deal but I was disappointed.
While waiting for time to call, phone sort of still works but not well, about 14-days after original ticket opened I get email indicating my phone was shipped. I was happy it was going to arrive the next day, my day off by 10:30AM. FedEx driver decided because I sleep days to not "bother me" in before noon so he changed the delivery time to about 12N. At least they guy was trying but overnight AM is used for a reason, right, not a biggie.
Phone arrives, I put it aside for and when I open it later that day I find it's kinda big, in fact huge. I grab my XT1045 and guess what? It's a Moto G 2014 (XT1064)....sigh....no LTE. OK I am willing to play along, that is until I find it refuses to connect to my carrier when SIM from XT1045 is inserted. SIM is LTE so no issues with backward compatibility, in theory....anyway for two days I try and nothing fixes it.
I email Motorola to the help address they put in the package with the XT1064. In less than 24hrs I get a phone call from Motorola to tell me they are sending me a new Moto X 2014, well a code to let me build my own. I was dead asleep and just said "....ummmm, OK that is nice of you..." I normally would have asked what about the lack of a SD card slot? Now I have to still buy find and buy new case and I LOVED my XT1045 in it's MPERO Mint/Orange case because I can find it wherever I set it down at work. Plus the way I use my phone for work is to handle up to 100-150 calls on busy days. On those days I get a solid 18-30hrs battery life which helps if I forget to charge it the night before or before work. Under non-work days I am solid at 35-48 hrs.
See I don't use my phone for other than calls and brief web searching and I have a number of services turned off unless I need them. It's a trade off.
OK, having made short story long I am being sent, gawds knows when, a new Moto X which while an amazing phone, might not be the phone for ME. I really NEED my SD card slot as I use my phone to also upload photos to backup storage when on a shoot (in the field so to speak other wise away from a desktop). So now I'm not able to do that...in fact the SD card slot was a primary reason for the XT1045, along with the great voice quality on the other end.
I suspect I might be whinging over nothing as the Moto X is a dandy phone but it's targeted at a different sort of user. I'm more utilitarian, I use mine as a tool more than anything else and am not sold the X-2014 (sorry can't find the model number)
And last the case I've grown to love is not yet to be had for the new phone and with my luck, it never will be...but my MPERO by Empire Case had been a fantastic case on par or better than the Otterbox Commute. Plus the colors have gotten me a ton of complements from perfect strangers. That helps in my business.
I applaud Motorola for making the effort to make a bad decision and situation right by me. Yet I am already thinking how much this will cost me in the end.
I guess the real thing I am passing along is there seem to not be any replacement XT1045's to send out as replacements under warranty. Odd they still list them for sale but I have to wonder if there is a reason they are not sending them out. Of course it could be related to my phone being only a couple months old.
I suppose worst case I can sell the Moto X, could only get a 16gb version for my carrier it seems. But I dunno....I just already miss a great phone that I had hoped to use for many years. sniff...sniff...

I have a almost new XT1045..What model Moto X do you have..I have (2) 1045's and would trade (one) for the right Moto X (2nd Gen.)
Find out what model # Moto X you have..get back to me, IF a trade sounds good to you..
If the boot loader can be unlocked..I would be interested..
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(Unlocked) XT1045 Moto G 4G LTE #1
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NWKENT said:
I have a almost new XT1045..What model Moto X do you have..I have (2) 1045's and would trade (one) for the right Moto X (2nd Gen.)
Find out what model # Moto X you have..get back to me, IF a trade sounds good to you..
If the boot loader can be unlocked..I would be interested..
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(Unlocked) XT1045 Moto G 4G LTE #1
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Ummm, no thanks, that was not the intent of my post. And were I to get rid of the Moto X 2014 it would sold for the $500 it's worth right now not traded for a phone I can buy new for $200. Good try though....
We'll see how the Moto X work for me, that pesky SD card slot is a big deal for my use...of course I can use my old LG Metro (it has an SD card slot) tethered to the X via wifi or BT and then send the RAW photos upstream. Complicated but doable I suppose.
All I know is my XT1045 was ideal. I guess I should be willing to try a new thing... ???

you sound like a huge baby, you obviously know you got a better and more expensive phone where you can easily sell it, buy a new moto g lte, and make an extra 200$+ and yet you continue to complain?
boohoo, you sure sound like you got the short end of the stick here

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you sound like a huge baby, you obviously know you got a better and more expensive phone where you can easily sell it, buy a new moto g lte, and make an extra 200$+ and yet you continue to complain?
boohoo, you sure sound like you got the short end of the stick here
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You kids crack me up...you don't see a phone as a business tool for specific uses not a toy. The Moto X (XT1095) is a dandy phone BUT I would never have purchased it due to the fact it lacks one feature I require for my workflow and is lacking in another area compared to my Moto G LTE which is battery life.
Of course I am going to try the Moto X and see if I can find something workable but it will be a tedious deal to juggle getting photos in the field from the camera's SD card to an intermediary device then to the XT1095 and ultimately to my online backup. With my XT1045 it's simply a matter of inserting the SD card and letting Box and Dropbox backup the files automagically, no fuss no muss.
And no an SD card with WIFI is not an option as it puts a camera body down for the time it takes to transfer the 8gb-16gb+ of RAW images.
All solutions mean I have to spend more money to find a solution after a WARRANTY repair. That is what is so ironically funny-sad here and I LOVE the XT1045 as it gave me all i need but just failed after less than 3-months use.
Motorola was GREAT in their service, they offered the best solution they could, am not unhappy with them it is the disruption with a workflow I have crafted and rely upon to earn a living.
Sell the phone just adds another layer of complexity I don't care to make time for but will likely have to. I was one of the original eBay Power Sellers and kept that for over a decade, I have sold enough crap on eBay that I'm done selling, hehehe, burnt out was a better description.
SO it's NOT whinging-whining; it's frustration with a simple exchange gone sideways. Plus do not lose sight of the fact they sent a Moto G 2014 first rather than contact me about not having any access to the XT1045 replacements. And the Moto G 2014 was indeed a downgrade or at best a sideways change due to no LTE. And it turned out to have issues right out of the box.
Get it now?

brecklundin said:
Ummm, no thanks, that was not the intent of my post. And were I to get rid of the Moto X 2014 it would sold for the $500 it's worth right now not traded for a phone I can buy new for $200. Good try though....
We'll see how the Moto X work for me, that pesky SD card slot is a big deal for my use...of course I can use my old LG Metro (it has an SD card slot) tethered to the X via wifi or BT and then send the RAW photos upstream. Complicated but doable I suppose.
All I know is my XT1045 was ideal. I guess I should be willing to try a new thing... ???
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Moto X doesn't have OTG support? You could use a pendrive or an external card reader instead of your sd-card...

Let me get this right. Motorola sent you a brand new 2014 X for a Motorola g lte version Wow I would be well chuffed. Get it on eBay and use the money to get the phone you need with money left over, How the hell someone can be downbeat at this, Why the hell doesn't things happen to me like this. I'd be well chuffed.

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Moto X doesn't have OTG support? You could use a pendrive or an external card reader instead of your sd-card...
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hey that works! never thought of that. I've got a USB 3.0 SDHC card reader already....solve the xfer need totally! Thanks!
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maccboy2010 said:
Let me get this right. Motorola sent you a brand new 2014 X for a Motorola g lte version Wow I would be well chuffed. Get it on eBay and use the money to get the phone you need with money left over, How the hell someone can be downbeat at this, Why the hell doesn't things happen to me like this. I'd be well chuffed.
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oh, I love the idea of what Motorola did for me. They showed they value our business. It was I have a specific need and picked the XT1045 because it fit my needs perfectly even with just 8GB.
The thing for me is time involved. I grew to really appreciate the XT1045 and also had the perfect case. If I keep the xt1095 all accessories have to be repurchased as well and at a new-release premium.
it's all about trade offs and if the new.phone delivers I'm thrilled but if not it will be almost 2-months into the process of a.simple exchange.
I was really posting to show Moto tries where so many companies just blow us off. But also to show warranty returns might be at issue for people with fairly new G LET phones due to appropriate replacement phones. I suspect it's part of the Lenovo purchase that's pending.
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Oh I get what you mean now, Motorola are pretty good. Sorry for confusion ?

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You kids crack me up...you don't see a phone as a business tool for specific uses not a toy. The Moto X (XT1095) is a dandy phone BUT I would never have purchased it due to the fact it lacks one feature I require for my workflow and is lacking in another area compared to my Moto G LTE which is battery life.
Of course I am going to try the Moto X and see if I can find something workable but it will be a tedious deal to juggle getting photos in the field from the camera's SD card to an intermediary device then to the XT1095 and ultimately to my online backup. With my XT1045 it's simply a matter of inserting the SD card and letting Box and Dropbox backup the files automagically, no fuss no muss.
And no an SD card with WIFI is not an option as it puts a camera body down for the time it takes to transfer the 8gb-16gb+ of RAW images.
All solutions mean I have to spend more money to find a solution after a WARRANTY repair. That is what is so ironically funny-sad here and I LOVE the XT1045 as it gave me all i need but just failed after less than 3-months use.
Motorola was GREAT in their service, they offered the best solution they could, am not unhappy with them it is the disruption with a workflow I have crafted and rely upon to earn a living.
Sell the phone just adds another layer of complexity I don't care to make time for but will likely have to. I was one of the original eBay Power Sellers and kept that for over a decade, I have sold enough crap on eBay that I'm done selling, hehehe, burnt out was a better description.
SO it's NOT whinging-whining; it's frustration with a simple exchange gone sideways. Plus do not lose sight of the fact they sent a Moto G 2014 first rather than contact me about not having any access to the XT1045 replacements. And the Moto G 2014 was indeed a downgrade or at best a sideways change due to no LTE. And it turned out to have issues right out of the box.
Get it now?
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umm the new moto g (2014) has an SD card slot. look here
http://www.gsmarena.com/motorola_moto_g_(2014)-6647.php
this thread looks like nothing but complaining.

Gen2 lists for $140 on Amazon for a few more hours
FYI
The "global" one - best for ATT's network bands - is still available as the "deal of the day" on Amazon for $139.99
The "US" version - best for T-Mobile's 3G bands - sold out.
Note 2nd Gen has no LTE version yet, but yes support the SD card - apparently can get some 64GB to work, not just 32 as spec'd.

You are being a huge ungrateful baby. The moto x is a huge upgrade, and there are always other ways of doing things that oftentimes end up working better. Or, sell it and buy a new g 4g and pocket the cash. Either way, you win thanks to what sounds like some pretty awesome customer service. Too bad it was wasted on you.

There is literally not a single reason for the existence of this thread.

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There literally not a single reason for the existence of this thread.
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^ Truth.
It is rather standard for companies to replace old out of stock models with new ones. In the case of phones, they have short manufacturing runs and when a new model is out you can bet that the manufacturer has dumped all their old stock onto carriers and shops already. ie. even if you bought it today from a 3rd party, you should not expect Motorola to have it for replacement. In the future keep that in mind and ask from the start if you can get the exact same model as replacement or what your options are.

Asurion Replacing 1st gen moto x with new 2014

so both me and my brother have gotten new 2014 Moto X's from asurion as replacements for our OG ones. Asurion says the first gen moto x has been discontinued. You can also get your custom one replaced if you have them transfer you to the in store replacement/corporate services department. these guys are the only ones that can order brand new custom moto x's from motorola. you heard right, not a refurb, a new phone made to order. they use the moto maker site.
i was able to grab a new leather version and my brother got a wood version. $100 deductible and a brand new upgrade

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so both me and my brother have gotten new 2014 Moto X's from asurion as replacements for our OG ones. Asurion says the first gen moto x has been discontinued. You can also get your custom one replaced if you have them transfer you to the in store replacement/corporate services department. these guys are the only ones that can order brand new custom moto x's from motorola. you heard right, not a refurb, a new phone made to order. they use the moto maker site.
i was able to grab a new leather version and my brother got a wood version. $100 deductible and a brand new upgrade
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Like a brand new 2013 moto x, or just a 2014 one?

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Like a brand new 2013 moto x, or just a 2014 one?
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the new gen 2 moto x. the bigger better one.

How did you go about making this happen? My 2013 is starting to crop up some issues, so if I can get a replacement (upgrade), I'd love to.

well if you have asurion as your insurance then it's easy. fist you gotta "lose" or "break" your phone. then call asurion on the phone, start a claim and they should inform you that your device is no longer made and that you will be getting a gen 2 moto x in black or white. if you had a custom moto x from last year, then there is an extra step you need to do to get a custom one. request to speak to the in store replacement/ corporate services department. this step is a pain because the people on the front line have little knowledge, but just get them to transfer you to them and they are much more helpful.

I predict a high insurance fraud activity level coming. ?

definitely not encouraging fraud. i've never used my insurance in 6 years.

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fist you gotta "lose" or "break" your phone.
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definitely not encouraging fraud.
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Your wording here is contradictory.
I'm not a fan of doing things the wrong way. I hope that people don't commit insurance fraud over this. The main takeaway that people should get from your posts is that, should their custom Moto X need replacement via insurance, the customer should ask to be redirected to a specific line to get a Moto Maker replacement as opposed to just a black or white model.

Good thing I'm not wasting money on insurance, I'd be mad if they sent me a 2014 Moto X.
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Having owned the 2013 moto x since November of last year and just buying the 2014 X, I'd rather keep my 2013 over the new one. So tomorrow I'm returning the new one.
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REDFOCZ said:
Having owned the 2013 moto x since November of last year and just buying the 2014 X, I'd rather keep my 2013 over the new one. So tomorrow I'm returning the new one.
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Just curious, what don't you like about it?
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Just curious, what don't you like about it?
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Honestly, just the size of the phone and the feel in hand compared to the original one.
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Honestly, just the size of the phone and the feel in hand compared to the original one.
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I've been wresting with upgrading to a larger phone and played with a new moto X in a Verizon store but it's hard to get a good feel with that security thing stuck on the back, and I felt the dimple was weird compared to the original
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It was the same thing for me, I ended up pulling the trigger and got the phone. But I don't like the larger foot print off the device.
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I'm loving the new one. It has a gorgeous screen, I still like the size of the old one but honestly the 2013 model is getting sluggish. The new one is the fastest phone I've ever used, its incredible

oh this is great, i just cracked my screen 2 days ago at work. I just got off the phone with them and they said i was getting the 2nd Gen Moto X. I was very surprised when the lady told me that. She asked for the colors my current Moto x(2013) was and she just replicated it to the new one. I don't mind a newer model, just hope the larger size doesn't turn me away.

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oh this is great, i just cracked my screen 2 days ago at work. I just got off the phone with them and they said i was getting the 2nd Gen Moto X. I was very surprised when the lady told me that. She asked for the colors my current Moto x(2013) was and she just replicated it to the new one. I don't mind a newer model, just hope the larger size doesn't turn me away.
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Did you have to speak to the corporate services department

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Did you have to speak to the corporate services department
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I believe so. I got transferred once because it was the motomaker X and not the black or white one. The told me that they discontinued the OG and were giving me the 2 gen instead.
Only thing that i didn't like is that the Asurion people gave me a order # , but motorola cannot connect it to my gmail account. so to get the tracking info, I have to do a chat or call them. Asurion told me it would be delivered Nov. 2nd and motorola is telling me 2-4 weeks...
Edit: okay so i was jsut on the phone with motorola to see if i could get a tracking # just because. they were not allowed to provide me with any information because Asurion is the one who purchases the phone and send it to you. The said they had my Name for the order and my address correct and that the phone would be sent to ME, but they could not provide me with anything other than that. No time frame other than "Before 4 weeks" and he couldnt tell em anything else becasue Asurion is the billing address/name just and FYI

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I believe so. I got transferred once because it was the motomaker X and not the black or white one. The told me that they discontinued the OG and were giving me the 2 gen instead.
Only thing that i didn't like is that the Asurion people gave me a order # , but motorola cannot connect it to my gmail account. so to get the tracking info, I have to do a chat or call them. Asurion told me it would be delivered Nov. 2nd and motorola is telling me 2-4 weeks...
Edit: okay so i was jsut on the phone with motorola to see if i could get a tracking # just because. they were not allowed to provide me with any information because Asurion is the one who purchases the phone and send it to you. The said they had my Name for the order and my address correct and that the phone would be sent to ME, but they could not provide me with anything other than that. No time frame other than "Before 4 weeks" and he couldnt tell em anything else becasue Asurion is the billing address/name just and FYI
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My brother was able to get the tracking number by simply giving the rep on the online chat the order number. May just keep trying till you get someone thats helpful. Did you get a 32gb? I've hears Motorola is having delays with 32gb.

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My brother was able to get the tracking number by simply giving the rep on the online chat the order number. May just keep trying till you get someone thats helpful. Did you get a 32gb? I've hears Motorola is having delays with 32gb.
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the online chat guy told me that he didnt have the option to give me a order #, and yeah a 32 gb. i asked for it to be shipped sooner than later because i will be away and dont want it sitting on my front porch or somewhere

Verizon Moto X Dev Ed New for $200 on Ebay

Edited - it is $200 on ebay now:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Motorola-MO...erizon-GSM-XT1060-NEW-UNLOCKED-/221676670648?
This was my original post:
Just wanted to give people a head's up - you can get a brand new Verizon Moto X Dev Ed on ebay for $220. Click through ebates, fatwallet or mrrebates and you get another 2% back. Not much cash back, but it is better than nothing.
I don't think these come with a manufacturer's warranty but idk for sure. It's a great price for a great phone!! I actually like the white woven back/black front combo a lot.
Just search for Verizon Moto X on ebay and you will find the listing. N/A. Last night there were only about 500 sold but tonight over 1600 sold! I don't know how many the guy has to sell.
Also check your email for an email from paypal for a $50 statement credit if you sign up for paypal credit. Not everyone gets the offer, but it came around the end of November. If you sign up and then buy the phone on credit, you will get a $50 statement credit! Check your spam folder if have a paypal account and don't see the offer but like I said, not everyone gets the offer.

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Just wanted to give people a head's up - you can get a brand new Verizon Moto X Dev Ed on ebay for $220. Click through ebates, fatwallet or mrrebates and you get another 2% back. Not much cash back, but it is better than nothing.
I don't think these come with a manufacturer's warranty but idk for sure. It's a great price for a great phone!! I actually like the white woven back/black front combo a lot.
Just search for Verizon Moto X on ebay and you will find the listing. N/A. Last night there were only about 500 sold but tonight over 1600 sold! I don't know how many the guy has to sell.
Also check your email for an email from paypal for a $50 statement credit if you sign up for paypal credit. Not everyone gets the offer, but it came around the end of November. If you sign up and then buy the phone on credit, you will get a $50 statement credit! Check your spam folder if have a paypal account and don't see the offer but like I said, not everyone gets the offer.
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Do be aware, it seems most of these are from the September 2014 batch that left the factory with incorrect programming (seems the CID is set wrong) and the boot loader unlock site will tell you that the phone cannot be unlocked.
Your going to need to go to this: https://forums.motorola.com/posts/f2061da875?page=1 thread and read the section of the OP in red letters if that is the case. It provides an email address you can email your information to get the unlock code.
Motorola IS unlocking these phones however, and having read through that thread multiple people have inquired about warranty and been told its being honored...
Still a good deal, I have been happy with my phone... but it took about 5 days to get it unlocked and a bit of digging around to figure it all out. Now that Motorola has been dealing with the issue, and you already know about it it should be a lot quicker to get your code. I got in RIGHT after then stopped having you PM oliver on the forum, right before they started trying to figure out how to handle us all.

scryan said:
Do be aware, it seems most of these are from the September 2014 batch that left the factory with incorrect programming (seems the CID is set wrong)
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Thanks so much for this info!!! What is CID? Carrier ID?
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and the boot loader unlock site will tell you that the phone cannot be unlocked.
Your going to need to go to this: https://forums.motorola.com/posts/f2061da875?page=1 thread and read the section of the OP in red letters if that is the case. It provides an email address you can email your information to get the unlock code.
Motorola IS unlocking these phones however, and having read through that thread multiple people have inquired about warranty and been told its being honored...
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That's awesome!!! Thanks SO MUCH for the info!!!

scryan said:
Do be aware, it seems most of these are from the September 2014 batch that left the factory with incorrect programming (seems the CID is set wrong) and the boot loader unlock site will tell you that the phone cannot be unlocked.
Your going to need to go to this: https://forums.motorola.com/posts/f2061da875?page=1 thread and read the section of the OP in red letters if that is the case. It provides an email address you can email your information to get the unlock code.
Motorola IS unlocking these phones however, and having read through that thread multiple people have inquired about warranty and been told its being honored...
Still a good deal, I have been happy with my phone... but it took about 5 days to get it unlocked and a bit of digging around to figure it all out. Now that Motorola has been dealing with the issue, and you already know about it it should be a lot quicker to get your code. I got in RIGHT after then stopped having you PM oliver on the forum, right before they started trying to figure out how to handle us all.
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i had the sept built one. moto sent me an unlock code and now i am all unlocked and rooted! happy buy

If you're on Verizon and are looking for a smaller phone that can be rooted/boatloader unlocked, get this. Root exploits are likely going to be harder to come by after 5.0. With this phone you don't have to worry about root exploits being closed with an OTA.
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JulesJam said:
Just wanted to give people a head's up - you can get a brand new Verizon Moto X Dev Ed on ebay for $220. Click through ebates, fatwallet or mrrebates and you get another 2% back. Not much cash back, but it is better than nothing.
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I received mine today - manufacture date is 9/2014 and I was able to unlock the bootloader in literally 3 minutes!!!
I noticed the guy is now selling them for $250. I will check the warranty status as soon as I activate the device.

Also on Amazon (for cheaper) 199$ + free shipping
didn't see this post until after i purchased this device through amazon here, http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00QB3ZF00/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
was a little leary until i got the package, brand new, sept 2014 build/manufacture date on UPC sticker... activated no problems. :good:

bothgoodandbad said:
didn't see this post until after i purchased this device through amazon here, http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00QB3ZF00/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
was a little leary until i got the package, brand new, sept 2014 build/manufacture date on UPC sticker... activated no problems. :good:
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Nice, thats a better deal than eBay. Plus its Amazon fulfilled so if there are any issues Amazon is much better to deal with than a random eBay seller.

bothgoodandbad said:
didn't see this post until after i purchased this device through amazon here, http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00QB3ZF00/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
was a little leary until i got the package, brand new, sept 2014 build/manufacture date on UPC sticker... activated no problems. :good:
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Wow you got an even better deal!!!! Congrats!!!

They are down to $200 on ebay too. I purchased from this seller and it is legit.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Motorola-MO...erizon-GSM-XT1060-NEW-UNLOCKED-/221676670648?

Me too!
I ordered the Moto X Developer Edition that will work with Verizon Wireless on Amazon yesterday. I can hardly wait to get in my hands so I can play with it and get everything from my Samsung Galaxy S3 transferred over to it. Looks like it will be one that I will definitely be very happy with. I've had Motorola cell phones and smartphones in the past and they have never let me down.

cindylike24 said:
I ordered the Moto X Developer Edition that will work with Verizon Wireless on Amazon yesterday. I can hardly wait to get in my hands so I can play with it and get everything from my Samsung Galaxy S3 transferred over to it. Looks like it will be one that I will definitely be very happy with. I've had Motorola cell phones and smartphones in the past and they have never let me down.
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It'll be a nice jump up from the S3. I'm back on the 2013 version after trying both the droid turbo and moto x 2014. It's a great little phone!

I purchased a new Moto X Verizon Dev Ed from one of the cheaper sellers on Amazon. As expected it was part of the Sept. 2014 batch of phones. I used the links provided on the first page and had my code from Motorola in less than 12hrs and had Lollipop installed not much longer after that.
Very happy with the purchase, don't be scared by the Sept 2014 batch of phones the process is simple (if you can unlock the boot, you have the abilities) and quick.

cindylike24 said:
I ordered the Moto X Developer Edition that will work with Verizon Wireless on Amazon yesterday. I can hardly wait to get in my hands so I can play with it and get everything from my Samsung Galaxy S3 transferred over to it. Looks like it will be one that I will definitely be very happy with. I've had Motorola cell phones and smartphones in the past and they have never let me down.
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I just went to that last December from the S3 to the Moto X (1st gen). Love it, love it, love it. NO LAGS!!!! It's been seamless and smooth. Battery life is excellent. I get almost a day and a half if I'm not playing Diamond Digger (the makers of Candy Crush). I love the notification without having to open it up (have a pin code). I have it paired with my Bluetooth stereo in my Honda which plays music off the phone. It even reads back to me whenever I get a text message and gives me the option to respond (and this while driving ). I'm still trying to get use to using Google Now commands so I can do things more hands free.

boricua65 said:
I just went to that last December from the S3 to the Moto X (1st gen). Love it, love it, love it. NO LAGS!!!! It's been seamless and smooth. Battery life is excellent. I get almost a day and a half if I'm not playing Diamond Digger (the makers of Candy Crush). I love the notification without having to open it up (have a pin code). I have it paired with my Bluetooth stereo in my Honda which plays music off the phone. It even reads back to me whenever I get a text message and gives me the option to respond (and this while driving ). I'm still trying to get use to using Google Now commands so I can do things more hands free.
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I got mine almost three weeks ago and I'm really loving how this one works. I also find that my phone really doesn't lag like the S3 did. The cell phone signal is also a lot better on this phone. I really notice it when I'm at work.

Gnomely said:
I purchased a new Moto X Verizon Dev Ed from one of the cheaper sellers on Amazon. As expected it was part of the Sept. 2014 batch of phones. I used the links provided on the first page and had my code from Motorola in less than 12hrs and had Lollipop installed not much longer after that.
Very happy with the purchase, don't be scared by the Sept 2014 batch of phones the process is simple (if you can unlock the boot, you have the abilities) and quick.
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I haven't been able to get Lollipop on my phone without going to a custom ROM. How did you get Lollipop on your phone?
Cindy

cindylike24 said:
I haven't been able to get Lollipop on my phone without going to a custom ROM. How did you get Lollipop on your phone?
Cindy
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Cyanogenmod until OTA of Lollipop

Spey said:
Cyanogenmod until OTA of Lollipop
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That's what I'm doing too.
Cindy