VZW Rep Questions re: $21.77 Discount
Sorry for asking this again, but someone decided to turn my last thread into a flame-war against VZW.
My question is, I have a $99.99/month plan (not counting Vcast, txt, etc.). Is there any possible program that I could have been put on - perhaps accidentally - that would give me a $21.77 discount? I'm not complaining, but that's what showed on my most recent bill and I don't know why?
Thank you.
My question is, I have a $99.99/month plan (not counting Vcast, txt, etc.). Is there any possible program that I could have been put on - perhaps accidentally - that would give me a $21.77 discount? I'm not complaining, but that's what showed on my most recent bill and I don't know why?
Thank you.
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ok to answer your two questions:
1.) When u get V-Cast "free" for the first month, they first charge you $15, which is pro-rated, and taxed (thus $21.77 instead of $15) they then credit it to you on your next months bill, thus the $21.77 credit. Easy enough.
2.) The way the merits program works, is as long as your on a $70 or higher plan (i.e. a $79.99 1350 min single rate plan, or a $89.99 1400 min family share plan, or higher if your the MAIN libne on the family share plan, $9.99 add ons are not up for the emrit plan, just like they are no good for the NE2) for more than 12 months, with no missed or late payments, then you can get a new phone at almost Promo Cost with a new two year agreement. For example if the phone was norma...
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1.) When u get V-Cast "free" for the first month, they first charge you $15, which is pro-rated, and taxed (thus $21.77 instead of $15) they then credit it to you on your next months bill, thus the $21.77 credit. Easy enough.
2.) The way the merits program works, is as long as your on a $70 or higher plan (i.e. a $79.99 1350 min single rate plan, or a $89.99 1400 min family share plan, or higher if your the MAIN libne on the family share plan, $9.99 add ons are not up for the emrit plan, just like they are no good for the NE2) for more than 12 months, with no missed or late payments, then you can get a new phone at almost Promo Cost with a new two year agreement. For example if the phone was norma...
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