Later on, if you pay full retail for a different LTE device will you be able to switch and still retain the unlimited 4G data plan?
Actually that's probably incorrect. When I track my data usage, I'm not even close to eclipsing 5GB of data. In which case, I would opt for the 25 dollar 3GB plan (or whatever the cheapest plan with significant data allowance is)...so they technically would be losing money by going to tiered. From what I've read, it's only the top 5% of data users that would be affected by Tiered data...the rest of us would actually be saving money.
You are right. Right now Verizon isn't losing any money. It sort of like an all you can eat buffet. Sure you'll have a few people come in eating you out of house and home but for the 90% majority that eat like birds, you'll be making more money to cover your loss on the other 10% that eat more than they pay and still make a big profit.
It is also loudly whispered about that if the merger is approved then Verizon has already positioned itself to take over Sprint.
I can't see what Sprint has to offer Verizon either.Verizon already has most of the prime bandwith and licences. Why deal with Sprint's debt,Nextel fate, and Wi-Max issues.
No it's because they eliminated NE2 unless you haven't upgraded in a while. All upgrades are now every two years not 20 months with a chance of them moving it up.
No it's because they eliminated NE2 unless you haven't upgraded in a while. All upgrades are now every two years not 20 months with a chance of them moving it up.
I went to Best Buy this evening to upgrade the the TB. To my surprise, the Verizon computer system was down for activations!! So no new phone. When I got home I called Verizon and the guy said the system was done and nothing he could do. When asked about change the 4g plan he looked around for a little bit and asked his supervisor and they said there was no changes planned. But with that said he told me Verizon is famous for sending out same day changes so I am hoping this is not happening tomorrow.
Hmmm... the whole activation system was down? Interesting indeed.