Help me get away from the red giant
vzwutter said:
You work for At&t, stick to what you know. Once you port the number out, that line is dead. There is no "reactivating a ported out linewith a new number."
I think what he is saying is that this person could take their old Verizon number with them to AT&T WITHOUT shutting off their old line- but merely change the number.
Then, they would let someone else take the Verizon account over.
All you have to do it call in and say that you want your line reactivated, but you want a different number on it as it was already ported out. Don't listen to the VZW trolls.
It may be that they simply add a new line of service to the account and credit the ETF on the other line. It makes no difference as it accomplishes the same goal.
It won't be a new 2 year, obviously they'd need to use existing equipment with the line and the new line could have the contract adjusted to the match the previous line's.
vzwutter said:
secondly, we do not do that since we all know that we are adding another line and all the overhead that goes with that.
Well whoever you are, you are clearly not the people I have talked to previously, as they were much more helpful.
Cellphonejocky said:
http://gadgetwise.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/03/26/the-i ... »
Seriously?
The OP didn't ask for a link to an iPhone article, he asked how he can get out of his contract with Verizon without an ETF. Do you have that information? If not, then why don't you go play with your crippled, overpriced Verizon phone and leave everyone on this forum alone?
https://www.phonescoop.com/carriers/forum.php?fm=m&f ... »
You're not so good at the Charleston, are you? Shall we try the Two-Step next week?
Step One: Chill out!
Step Two: Say something useful.
P.S. Figur e out how to use BOLD text
CellStudent said:
Do we have to do this dance again, jrfdsf?
https://www.phonescoop.com/carriers/forum.php?fm=m&f ... »
You're not so good at the Charleston, are you? Shall we try the Two-Step next week?
Step One: Chill out!
Step Two: Say something useful.
P.S. Figur e out how to use BOLD text
He wasn't attacking you. Cellphonejocky is the worst troll on the internets.
Granted, the bold and italics do need to be calmed down.
CellStudent said:
Do we have to do this dance again, jrfdsf?
https://www.phonescoop.com/carriers/forum.php?fm=m&f ... »
You're not so good at the Charleston, are you? Shall we try the Two-Step next week?
Step One: Chill out!
Step Two: Say something useful.
P.S. Figur e out how to use BOLD text
I find it very interesting that you criticize my post as being "not useful," yet you are silent with regard to someone who posted a link ...
(continues)
I fail to see how an example of poor network hand offs would NOT be relevant to a conversation about choosing a cellular carrier.