Verizon Makes It Pricer to Break Contracts
Uhhh?
Not about competition... its all about calculative folk who activate service with 24 month agreements with the sole intention of disconnecting.
The price that a new iPHONE yields in India or Pakistan far out weighs the $350 disco fee.
The game is that connected individuals activate service with the sole intention of taking the disconnect...
So "Educated Carriers" are taking a new position. The carriers that are always playing catch up can all suffer the consequences...
Any dumb ass on the front line knows the scam... that's why we have multiple first line activation policy.
Suck it up... move on
It is what it is
The price that a new iPHONE yields in India or Pakistan far out weighs the $350 disco fee.
The game is that connected individuals activate service with the sole intention of taking the disconnect...
So "Educated Carriers" are taking a new position. The carriers that are always playing catch up can all suffer the consequences...
Any dumb ass on the front line knows the scam... that's why we have multiple first line activation policy.
Suck it up... move on
It is what it is
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But if they have no intention of paying their bill and keeping their service, don't you think they also have no intention of paying the early termination fee???
I personally think that the reason Verizon did this was to put greater emphasis on their Edge plans which put the total handset costs in the customers hands instead of the carrier.
I looked into their Edge plan a couple days ago when a family member who is on their service was looking to upgrade. They really don't compete with the other carriers when it comes to their finance plans.
I personally think that the reason Verizon did this was to put greater emphasis on their Edge plans which put the total handset costs in the customers hands instead of the carrier.
I looked into their Edge plan a couple days ago when a family member who is on their service was looking to upgrade. They really don't compete with the other carriers when it comes to their finance plans.
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