ETF
Does Verizon still charge ETF?
I remember back couple monthes ago they came out with a new policy or something?
Thanks!
I remember back couple monthes ago they came out with a new policy or something?
Thanks!
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The policy has not changed but will be changing this fall. No there is not a date yet.
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Nah. Won't be coming back.
Tired of having the same phone as everyone else 😈 (same UI)
I will miss some aspects of Verizon though.
Tired of having the same phone as everyone else 😈 (same UI)
I will miss some aspects of Verizon though.
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sowhatsowhat10 said:
well there's always cingular. 😁
I would only wish Cingular on my worst enemies. (Yes, I am that cruel.) Of course, she has SprintPCS already, so that's close enough, I guess. 😛
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yes, verizon still charges an ETF but so you do not get prorated, you can call to cancel it but if your billing cycle is over on the 6th and u call on sept 3rd to cancel it wont cancel until sept 6th
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Verizon is still going to charge the ETF. The only way a customer can take advantage of the prorated ETF is if they sign a contract after the new policy goes into effect. It's expected to still be 175 for exsisting customers currently in an agreement already. Are you expecting ETF charges to go away with the new policy? 🤨
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Ooooops, kinda forgot Verizon is all about sucking as much money out of customers as possible.
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What company isn't about getting that almighty dollar? Let go after Big Oil after Exxon/Mobile announces record breaking profits in the midst of natural distasters, then you got peeps like Worldcom and Enron.
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carlsberg said:
Ooooops, kinda forgot Verizon is all about sucking as much money out of customers as possible.
That is a little cruel! You do need to manage your own account, can't expect someone to hold your hand! 😉
T-Mobile has a VERY got reason for offering a lot of minutes at cheaper rates and I do not doubt depending on where you live, you might figure out why!
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while vzw is expensive at least they are true in "you get what you pay for"
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So explain to me exactly how we are any more expensive than some of the other competition? Last I checked our rate plans are the same as Cingular (minus the $59.99 Family Share Plan), Activation fee's are about the same, and ETF's are equally a pain in the @$$ no matter which company you're with.
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