Pre-paid phone on post paid account

[Droid669]

How can I set up the moto g on my current post paid account?

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[brandonx1000]

6 months from the date of activation on prepaid

 

[Ry]

Try to add it to an existing line or start a new line on your My Verizon site.

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[dpham00]

6 months from the date of activation on prepaid

Per policy you are correct however there are reports that you can put it on postpaid without meeting the 6 months requirement

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[Droid669]

I think its dumb that you can't use a prepaid phone on post paid service, I use to do it on at&t by just swapping Sim cards

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[Ry]

I think its dumb that you can't use a prepaid phone on post paid service, I use to do it on at&t by just swapping Sim cards

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Did you even try what I suggested?

 

[Droid669]

Ry- how do I add it to an existing line? Do I do that in the store PR can I do it on my own?

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[dpham00]

Ry- how do I add it to an existing line? Do I do that in the store PR can I do it on my own?

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Go online to my Verizon, you can do it there. I would suggest that option as you don't need to deal with a person. You can also call or do it in store but they might hassle you. Verizon is not known for its customer friendly policies, so it doesn't surprise me

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[Ry]

Go online to my Verizon, you can do it there. I would suggest that option as you don't need to deal with a person. You can also call or do it in store but they might hassle you. Verizon is not known for its customer friendly policies, so it doesn't surprise me

dpham00, Android Central Moderator
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Exactly. Do this online. Taking it to a Verizon store will likely get you a no, as they'll tell you about the "six months" policy mentioned above.