Verizon Wireless Officially Ending 'New Every Two' Upgrades
Replying to: More inaccurate reporting by Phonescoop by texaswireless
Re: More inaccurate reporting by Phonescoop
How is what I reported different from what the WSJ reported:
WSJ: "And with the end of the early upgrade program, customers who were previously eligible for discounted phones as early as 13 months into a two-year contract will now have to wait 20 months to get a new phone at the promotional new-customer price instead of retail (for the iPhone, that's currently a difference of $400)."
PS: "Previously, Verizon offered new-customer pricing to existing customers at or around the 13-month mark of a two-year contract. Now, customers will have to serve 20 months of their contract before they become eligible for discounted device upgrades."
WSJ: "And with the end of the early upgrade program, customers who were previously eligible for discounted phones as early as 13 months into a two-year contract will now have to wait 20 months to get a new phone at the promotional new-customer price instead of retail (for the iPhone, that's currently a difference of $400)."
PS: "Previously, Verizon offered new-customer pricing to existing customers at or around the 13-month mark of a two-year contract. Now, customers will have to serve 20 months of their contract before they become eligible for discounted device upgrades."
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