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Sarunnio Posted 16 years ago
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Pls help me with the meaning of a sentence

Can any one please explain the meaning of the sentence below?
I really doubt what the "I was up for renewal from my old Treo 750" means.

I had the choice of getting an iPhone when I was up for renewal from my old Treo 750, but I chose the BlackBerry Bold (my first BlackBerry) for two reasons - I wanted a keyboard, and my employer will not let any iPhones connect to their server (security reasons), but we have tens of thousands of BlackBerry users connected

Thanks in advance,
  

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"I was up for renewal from my old Treo 750" just means "I was due to renew/replace my old Treo 750". This renewal/replacement might be something to do with the renewal of a contract (a financial agreement with a phone company), or it might just mean that this person thought his/her phone was getting old and wanted a fancier newer one.

— Mr Wordy

  • "I was up for renewal from my old Treo 750" just means "I was due to renew/replace my old Treo 750".
  • This renewal/replacement might be something to do with the renewal of a contract (a financial agreement with a phone company), or it might just mean that this person thought his/her phone was getting old and wanted a fancier newer one.
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"I was up for renewal from my old Treo 750" just means "I was due to renew/replace my old Treo 750".

This renewal/replacement might be something to do with the renewal of a contract (a financial agreement with a phone company), or it might just mean that this person thought his/her phone was getting old and wanted a fancier newer one.
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