There is a way to get out verizon contract without penalty
Why would $0.40 more per month allow someone to cancel their contract?
Needless to say she was pissed, but my customer kept her nearly brand new VX 6100 and is going to sell it on Ebay. Hooked them up with some phat P207s.
How is a $0.40 fee raising the plan? The plan stays the same - $39.99 per month or whatever.
freedomrep said:
Your dad like dropped calls and horrible customer service? or does he just want the razor so bad he can't wait till Dec.
holy crap you are a tool. nuff said.
-the software is very responsive, fast menus
-the sound quality is phenominal - i was very impressed by it
-i might actually consider switching from my V3 if the opportunity arose.
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so if the letter they send states that they agree to the change and continue their...
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the key there is the last sentence
taken from another message ...
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ALSO KEEP IN MIND
If you want to cancel, and get a sweet phone from say... oh, Cingular? You can still keep your phone that you cancelled with them! Just sell the thing on E-bay!
it's also funny to see the Verizon reps react to these increases. Most are claiming it's mandated....LOL ๐คฃ
Thanks
themike314 said:
So if taxes are increased, they can get out of their contract? That doesn't seem right. There's got to be something in the contract regarding taxes and/or fee increases.
Why would $0.40 more per month allow someone to cancel their contract?
It's not a tax, it is just an increase on VZW's part to cover the cost of doing business. Customers can get out of their contract but only if they do it within 60 days of being notified of the change. Which for most is two months from the august bill. I had looked at leaving and I am only three months into my contract but I didn't jump ship. I think most customers will agree that getting a new phone for free from another carrier isn't worth lea...
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But think about it, you just got $150 off your phone and you can take it to eBay and sell it for $50 less than full price, pocket a $100 profit, get a cooler phone at cingular at $150 less than full price, and keep your number. Finally, the contract works in your benefit all around.
people who complain about reception in their town when the towns around them have coverage should go to their town hall and see what they have to say about it. i bet they will at least acknowledge that "comapny A" has inquired about it, but i bet they won't go into detail about why its not there.
politics are great, huh?
My best friend was a former ATTWS employee and left about 1 1/2 years ago. She just switched her service over from ATT GSM to Cingular GSM. She says the service is 200x worse. Her bill is always screwed up because they keep mysteriously removing features on her phone. Every month she has to call up for a credit.
The only 3 providers in my area that do have service is ATT TDMA, VZW, and Sprint. So why would I go with Cingular?
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springaf said:
It starts October 1st so you have until Mid November to cancel, just check their terms of agreement.
But think about it, you just got $150 off your phone and you can take it to eBay and sell it for $50 less than full price, pocket a $100 profit, get a cooler phone at cingular at $150 less than full price, and keep your number. Finally, the contract works in your benefit all around.
From the way I read and the way it was explained to me if you use the service after the change goes into effect you have agreed to the change. If you choose to cancel you must do it within 60 days from the date that VZW sent you the notice of the change. Which in my case is mid Oct. People need to check thei...
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springaf said:
It starts October 1st so you have until Mid November to cancel, just check their terms of agreement.
But think about it, you just got $150 off your phone and you can take it to eBay and sell it for $50 less than full price, pocket a $100 profit, get a cooler phone at cingular at $150 less than full price, and keep your number. Finally, the contract works in your benefit all around.
And why would I do this? So that I can get service from a company that has choppy call quality and drops calls in the middle of a major interstate? Please....I'll stick with Verizon.
springaf said:
do as you will, but churn on verizon customers has tripled this month. What say you?
Where is the proof??? Or is this just in your Cingy fanboy head since numbers won't actually be announced until sometime in late October?
I rarely drop calls, if I do, who cares? I just call them back. No one gives a sh*t. And as far as call clarity goes, my calls are always crystal, unless I have maybe 1 bar.
Speaking of RF, I have found that my phone tells more of the truth as far as signal. I have a friend with a Motorola E815 that gets full bars ALL around the city I live in. Yet when he makes a call, the call can seem choppy in areas where I may be g...
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AshDizzle said:...
I dont know where people get off saying their calls get cut off all the time and how Cingular drops calls repeatedly. Funny too - because I am using an AT&T phone that I unlocked and reflashed and flexed, and put on Cingular ENS. If anything, my totally modded phone should be the one subject to the most problems!
I rarely drop calls, if I do, who cares? I just call them back. No one gives a sh*t. And as far as call clarity goes, my calls are always crystal, unless I have maybe 1 bar.
Speaking of RF, I have found that my phone tells more of the truth as far as signal. I have a friend with a Motorola E815 that gets full bars ALL around the city I live in. Yet when he makes a call, the call can s
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SForsyth01 said:
How do you tell it to switch to T-Mobile specifically?
you have to SEEM edit your phone to enable the network menu to allow all options. one of the options lets you scan for all available networks and manually choose one (provided you are allowed to register on it)
jinx7676 said:SForsyth01 said:
How do you tell it to switch to T-Mobile specifically?
you have to SEEM edit your phone to enable the network menu to allow all options. one of the options lets you scan for all available networks and manually choose one (provided you are allowed to register on it)
oh, and this is for Motos. modding other phones aren't so easy
ant1171984 said:
Ummm not to be rude...but this is the cingular forum...try the verizon one ๐
I think the original post was to alert Cingular Sales Reps to the free contract cancellation that is available with VZW right now so that they would know to use it as a sales pitch to anyone that was not happy with Verizon.
jcoberg10 said:
you should check out the extra taxes and charges from the other carriers. VZW charges total $0.45 now other carriers are charging $1.00 plus
Yup, all other carriers have been charging this admin. fee for years (usually a dollar or more a line) and now VZW is just starting to and there made to be the badguy. You guys are silly if you think VZW cust are going to switch to Cingy just because of a $4.80 a year charge per line. Yall are hilarious.
Bigern_McCracken said:
Silly? i think not, I probably average 5 vzw to cingular switches a day because of this. I think it's swell ๐
https://www.phonescoop.com/carriers/forum.php?fm=m&f ... »
Oh yah Bigern read this. Silly I say just plain silly.
cellutions79 said:
You guys are silly if you think VZW cust are going to switch to Cingy just because of a $4.80 a year charge per line. Yall are hilarious.
it has been happening quite regularly. post all the estimates you want, the fact is that the opposite of your statement has been happening. people HAVE been switching because of it. it's not the 40 cents per se, it's the proverbial "straw that broke the camel's back." Many customers with VZW feel they are nickel-and-dimed, and this one thing just puts them over the edge and they leave. I'd have to say 80% of my ports from verizon are for 2 reasons - Cingular's rollover and they mention how they feel nickel-and-dimed. Cingular offers more Value. you don...
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