Haalcyon
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Verizon offered the note 2 for $200 a while back, but they adjust the price from time to time. I got mine for $37 back in February from BestBuy. Verizon did sell the dna for free back in May. But true, third party typically have better deals.
What exactly are the questions one should ask so not to get burned on the secondary fee? Is it important or necessary to be vague/circumspect about the plan to eventually transfer the phone to the unlimited line?
I know best buy and Costco do not have a secondary etf.
Amazon, Wirefly, Radio Shack, Wal-Mart, Dell, Target, Overstock, Frys, Newegg, Sears, Sam's Club, circuitcity.com, TigerDirect.com, hhgregg, and Microsoft have secondary etf.
As for your question, just ask if there would be any charge if you buy a smartphone on a basic line, and say next month wanted to transfer it to another line and put the basic phone back on the line. But honestly, some salesmen may give you inaccurate information (whether intentional or accidental). I would advise that you do your research beforehand. I was given numerous inaccurate information by salesmen before, even multiple inaccurate information from the same salesman.
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Have you, personally, ever seen anything in writing that clearly states the secondary ETF policy one way or another? Is that in some contract that a seller lets you see beforehand just for the asking?