Early Upgrade Question
I am one year into my VZW contract and have really learned to dislike my XV6800. I thought about the Touch Pro, but it seems a bit crippled and sluggish per reviews. The Omnia will probably be my first choice, so what would I expect to pay for either the Touch Pro or the Omnia if I upgraded early?
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It depends on the plan that you are on. If you are on a plan of $49.99 or higher (like 450 select or 900 basic or anything above that) you can get a phone at the new customer (2 yr pricing) w/ a new 2 year contract and a $20.00 processing fee.
2 year pricing: 419.99 - 70.00 Mail in rebate + $20.00 processing fee
If you are a VIP customer there would be no processing fee and you would get an addditional $50.00 off
419.99 - 50.00 = 369..99 - 70.00 MIR
You can see the pricing you will get by logging into your My Verizon, going to My Services then Upgrade your phone and then show upgrade discounts. It will look at the plan you're on and offer the discounts for you.
2 year pricing: 419.99 - 70.00 Mail in rebate + $20.00 processing fee
If you are a VIP customer there would be no processing fee and you would get an addditional $50.00 off
419.99 - 50.00 = 369..99 - 70.00 MIR
You can see the pricing you will get by logging into your My Verizon, going to My Services then Upgrade your phone and then show upgrade discounts. It will look at the plan you're on and offer the discounts for you.
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Thanks for answering my question. I have tried to like my XV6800, but I just can't. I want to scream everytime I pull out that collapsible stylus. I am afraid the crippled VZW touch pro is as sluggish as this phone is, so I will see what the Omnia is like. Although I would miss the keyboard.
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