More Options for Basic Phones?
Hello,
I currently have a smart phone on a family plan with Verizon. I want to downgrade to a basic phone because I hardly use my smartphone. I am up for renewal, but I want to know if I can buy basic phones outside of the actual Verizon store and use it for my family plan.
How would I go about doing this? Where can legit basic phones be purchased online and used for Verizon plans? What are someone the best basic phones out there? I need something with reliable talk/text. A good camera would be an optional bonus.
Thank you.
I currently have a smart phone on a family plan with Verizon. I want to downgrade to a basic phone because I hardly use my smartphone. I am up for renewal, but I want to know if I can buy basic phones outside of the actual Verizon store and use it for my family plan.
How would I go about doing this? Where can legit basic phones be purchased online and used for Verizon plans? What are someone the best basic phones out there? I need something with reliable talk/text. A good camera would be an optional bonus.
Thank you.
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You can buy basic phones pretty much wherever you want, from Verizon, from a reseller, from the web, new, used, etc.
You can start from pretty much any direction. This is like buying any phone, you're just looking for a particular category of phones. You'll find most Verizon stores will have the newer models, even if they're not on display. Resellers (Best Buy, Wal-Mart, mall kiosks, etc) will not have the same selection, as they may have older models or be focusing more on the models they know will sell (usually smartphones).
As for online, you could go to Verizon's own website. (I would steer clear of the Pantec brand on there.) You could go to Wal-Mart or Amazon's web pages. I would steer clear of sites like Wirefly, or sites ...
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You can start from pretty much any direction. This is like buying any phone, you're just looking for a particular category of phones. You'll find most Verizon stores will have the newer models, even if they're not on display. Resellers (Best Buy, Wal-Mart, mall kiosks, etc) will not have the same selection, as they may have older models or be focusing more on the models they know will sell (usually smartphones).
As for online, you could go to Verizon's own website. (I would steer clear of the Pantec brand on there.) You could go to Wal-Mart or Amazon's web pages. I would steer clear of sites like Wirefly, or sites ...
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