Upgrade fees...
Doesn't Verizon charge upgrade fees? If they do, how often do customers get those waived???
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JJMcClain said:
Doesn't Verizon charge upgrade fees? If they do, how often do customers get those waived???
Nope. On an upgrade, you pay for the handset. Certain customers coming off of a 2-year contract get a credit of $100 towards a new phone. No 'upgrade fee' though.
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i was told that you couldn't upgrade until 2 months before the end of your contract. what happens if you phone breaks before that? or you just want a new phone?
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That's why having an upgrade is a good thing so Customers can upgrade only after 1 year.
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It's true that you only get upgrade pricing 2 months before your contract is up, and after. If you want a new phone before then you will have to pay the full retail price. Generally the full retail price is $100 to $110 more than the 2 Year Contract price. If your phone breaks you better hope you have the insurance! LOL Occasionally if your close to your upgrade eligibility... within a few months... customer service will work out some kind of deal with you to do it early if you agree to another 2 years.
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see... and we offer (after 6 months on a 2 year contract) to let people upgrade for the 1 year contract price for a new 2 year contract... and they still b()tch about the 18.00 upgrade fee... regaurdless of what anyone says, Cingular does have the cheapest phones... and it's becuase every customer pays the 18.00 upgrade fee...
(I'm not starting another Cingular vs. Verizon here... just stating)
(I'm not starting another Cingular vs. Verizon here... just stating)
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Well that's not too big of a difference. 1 Year pricing it only about $50 off retail. If you factor in your $18 upgrade fee that's only a $32 difference! lol
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True... money is money. They are paying a little more for the nations most reliable network though! LOL
Okay... I'm done! lol No war! I just couldn't resist.
Okay... I'm done! lol No war! I just couldn't resist.
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LOL... I noticed VZW stepped it up a notch w/ the $3 billion dollar purchase though... Doesn't that put them close to $6 billion spent this year on network? The next level from the average $4-5 billion. 🙂
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nope... Vodaphone would have gotten it at whole sale... they offered 35 billion...
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JJMcClain said:
nope... Vodaphone would have gotten it at whole sale... they offered 35 billion...
Gotta give props to our British counterparts, sticking it to the Blue Men for us 😁 to the tune of $41 billion...
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That's fine... What about the customers that get mad because they wanted a simple not a fancy phone and don't like the one they have because it's not a flip, color, camera phone?
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