Is The Blackberry Storm Exclusive To Verizon Wireless?

I really want the new Blackberry Storm phone, but it’s only available on the Verizon Wireless website. I have AT&T and I’m wondering if it will be available in the latter?

10 Responses to “Is The Blackberry Storm Exclusive To Verizon Wireless?”

  1. Ummmm I believe it will come out first for Verizon. I was speaking to Sprint and they said they would get it a few months after. They also said that most of the other carriers will get it a few months after.

  2. u might want to buy the apple iphone

  3. Its only available for verizon and it comes out the 21st of November. If your with AT&T you may want to try the AT&T Quickfire it came out the 10th.

  4. Young Sin (5-4 BUF) on December 4th, 2008 at 11:55 pm

    Yes, its only for Verizon right now. It’ll be my Christmas present for myself. i’m sure AT&T will get it within the next 6 months.

  5. it is exclusively for Verizon. We have an agreement with RIM and AT&T, T Mobile, Sprint are not going to get it. It is exclusively for Verizon Wireless Customers. it comes out on November 21st priced at 249.99 (2yr) and has a $50 MIR making the phone potentially 199.99. But it is only on the Verizon Wireless network.

  6. Only Verizon. and people buying them on ebay .. unlocked. Are getting ripped off big time! HAHA people paying 700 plus for one.. when its going to be 200 . Thats stupid. Verizon Rules

  7. yea it will only be available through verizon, which totally sucks because I really want it and I have T-mobile. There are a lot of unlocked ones being sold on ebay, but they are going for atleast $500 and more. I’ll probably just wait for them to go down in price and buy an unlocked one.

  8. allBlackberrycurve C on December 13th, 2008 at 3:35 pm

    There’s no plans of the Storm coming to AT&T in the near future, so the only way to get it is go with verizon.

  9. it comes to verizon november 21

  10. I know for a fact that its not comming out for at&t because of the new blackberry blod already comming out for at&t. but there may be a few more companies comming out with it

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