New Fall Policy
Anyone have any news on this topic...when it will be introduced/available? This is old news back in June but havn't heard much about it.
https://www.phonescoop.com/news/item.php?n=1798 »
"This fall Verizon is set to make a number of changes to its contract and policies that have prevented subscriber from moving to another carrier or even to a different phone or calling plan on Verizon. Verizon will offer new contracts that will prorate the early cancellation fee for all new subscribers or subscribers who sign a new contract. In addition, the carrier will offer many changes to encourage subscribers to stay with them. Current subscribers paying at least $50 per month will be allowed to upgrade to a new phone at the new subscriber price aft...
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https://www.phonescoop.com/news/item.php?n=1798 »
"This fall Verizon is set to make a number of changes to its contract and policies that have prevented subscriber from moving to another carrier or even to a different phone or calling plan on Verizon. Verizon will offer new contracts that will prorate the early cancellation fee for all new subscribers or subscribers who sign a new contract. In addition, the carrier will offer many changes to encourage subscribers to stay with them. Current subscribers paying at least $50 per month will be allowed to upgrade to a new phone at the new subscriber price aft...
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yes it would! 😎
thats why i'm wondering when its going to start!
anyone have an answer?
thats why i'm wondering when its going to start!
anyone have an answer?
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you can already do that if your the primary and your plan is over $59.99 (atleast in the midwest). Just sign a new 2 yr and pay the sales price, forfeit your NE2.
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I heard about the "new phone upgrade after 12 months" and the "allowing subscribers to still utilize their new every 2". BUT it was by accident I heard this from a rep. I called them about upgrading after 12months and they told me about this new option. Nobody made any attempt to let me know this was an improvement. I think they should come to us and let all their subscribers know things like this in the future.
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They told me I was qualified to upgrade in JAn 2007 (my 12 month date). I would think it would be effective.
There are restrictions to upgrading early i was told. You can't order your new phone via online, even though it's cheaper that way with online discounts. You can only order in person at a store or kiosk, or over the phone with a rep. And your contract must stipulate that you qualify for an early upgrade. Plus, you are required to sign a brand new 2 year agreement.
At least that's what I've been advised by Verizon.
There are restrictions to upgrading early i was told. You can't order your new phone via online, even though it's cheaper that way with online discounts. You can only order in person at a store or kiosk, or over the phone with a rep. And your contract must stipulate that you qualify for an early upgrade. Plus, you are required to sign a brand new 2 year agreement.
At least that's what I've been advised by Verizon.
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The policy is not up and running as of yet. The upgrade portion is somewhat in effect. Customers will be able to upgrade after a year if they are on a $59.99 price plan or higher. The ETF proration is not up yet, and no word on when that will start
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It hasnt been released yet, all we know is they are going to start prorating them
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Here is the ETF part-
ETF will start at $175 for all contracts.
The amount will be reduced by $5 for each month completed on the contract.
· 1Year contracts will be a minimum of $120
· 2 year will have a a minimum of $60
· 3 year will reduce to 0
Release date: Soon- sorry cant say yet
ETF will start at $175 for all contracts.
The amount will be reduced by $5 for each month completed on the contract.
· 1Year contracts will be a minimum of $120
· 2 year will have a a minimum of $60
· 3 year will reduce to 0
Release date: Soon- sorry cant say yet
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will we have to sign a new contract to get the prorated etfs? or will they just take effect?
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wrong, once the new policy takes effect new customers from that date will qualify for the prorated etf, existing customers would of had to sign either a new 1 or 2 year agreement to qualify for it..
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