So I CAN Upgrade My Phone 4 months before the end of my contract? Bear?
Someone said I could upgrade my phone up to 4 months before the end of my contract... provided I was in the Western region (I am), and signed another contract. This is correct?
I'm aware that this is NOT NE2, and do not care. I'm currently on a 1-yr contract, am looking to sign another 1-yr conract, and am happy to get a new phone at the 1-yr contract price. 🙂
I'm aware that this is NOT NE2, and do not care. I'm currently on a 1-yr contract, am looking to sign another 1-yr conract, and am happy to get a new phone at the 1-yr contract price. 🙂
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Well, I got my Q answered- no thanks to anyone here. Ah well. 😛
Went into my local VZW store, they looked it up on the computer. Turns out I can upgrade my phone 2 months before the end of my ORIGINAL contract end date. 🙂
This is good news, as I had changed to AC2 in February, thus pushing back my contract end date a good long while. It's nice that VZW doesn't penalize your phone upgrades when you switch plans.
Went into my local VZW store, they looked it up on the computer. Turns out I can upgrade my phone 2 months before the end of my ORIGINAL contract end date. 🙂
This is good news, as I had changed to AC2 in February, thus pushing back my contract end date a good long while. It's nice that VZW doesn't penalize your phone upgrades when you switch plans.
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if your ac2 was renewed in feb, you wouldn't be eligible for an early upgrade until oct. why is that good news?
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Does anyone see the pattern?
Why do you suppose verizon does not change the phone upgrade date when you change to a new plan?
Because you just did a year contract to switch to a new promotion offered plan, and in most situations, you will be able to upgrade your phone 9 months later, or 7 with the 2 months early deal, so 7 months later in that year contract you just did for the new plan, they will get you under another contract when you only have 5 months left of the year contract you just did.
I suppose with cell phones, contracts is going to be the dirty word of them, they all want you under a contract, just ask the people that are not under contracts, they get contacted to upgrade phones, or if there are new plans, or whatever ...
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Why do you suppose verizon does not change the phone upgrade date when you change to a new plan?
Because you just did a year contract to switch to a new promotion offered plan, and in most situations, you will be able to upgrade your phone 9 months later, or 7 with the 2 months early deal, so 7 months later in that year contract you just did for the new plan, they will get you under another contract when you only have 5 months left of the year contract you just did.
I suppose with cell phones, contracts is going to be the dirty word of them, they all want you under a contract, just ask the people that are not under contracts, they get contacted to upgrade phones, or if there are new plans, or whatever ...
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As a verizon agent in the midwest we can upgrade a customers phone as long as they had it for one year.In other words upgrade phone after one year as long as you sign another two year agreement.
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CLEEVERIZON said:
As a verizon agent in the midwest we can upgrade a customers phone as long as they had it for one year.In other words upgrade phone after one year as long as you sign another two year agreement.
The guy that started this thread was on a 1 year agreement...so this doesn't apply to him..
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In the West, I can usually get you a 2 month bump if: your plans is >59.99 and you have a perfect payment record. For a one month bump you just need perfect payments. Most importantly, be polite, and bathe before you visit me.
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Apparently, I've already got the two month bump even on a $39.99 plan, as I will be upgrading after having VZW only 10 months.
Not that I'm complaining. 🙂
Not that I'm complaining. 🙂
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wfine81 said:
No, the end date of the contract changes, not your upgrade date 🙄
Correct, at least according to my local VZW corp store.
Thus, I'll be upgrading this summer. Yay! 🙂
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