chezm
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I think this getting blown out of proportion anyway. I rarely see a phone store or big box store go to the bother of the scenarios some of you are hypothesizing. The vast majority of the time they just grab your box and send you on your way if you simply just tell them I want this can you grab it for me.
because you were never in the situation doesn't deem it to be untrue. It's not only with Windows Phones, it happened with my wife at the local carrier store with iPhone. I went with my my wife to get her hardware upgrade done, she was going from a iPhone 3G to an iPhone 5, she was very excited. I couldn't care less what she wants, i myself would never buy an iPhone again but shes comfortable with them and was confident it was the right choice so i was cool with it...i knew it would make her happy, being that she has all her music on iTunes and shes a fan of the simplistic design. When we went into the shop, the sales guy kept on trying to push the Galaxy S3 on her but she just laughed and said no thanks. He pulled his out of his pocket, showed how he could download music for free so she wouldnt have to buy music anymore (i dont think a sales guy should be promoting a product this way) and its a bigger screen, customizable...yadda, yadda. She got so annoyed as he went on for almost 15 mins, we said we'd think about it and walk around the store. We just left, my wife didnt want him getting any commission based on his sales aggressive manner (i agreed with her) and we just went to another shop to ger her iPhone 5.
Point being, maybe not everyone is as aggressive or bias enough to cause these situations, but there are people doing it. You would think if someone is sold on a product, it should be pick up and leave...but its not always the case.