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I received a Droid Maxx Developer Edition (MOTXT1080MDEV) directly from Motorola to replace my Droid MAXX HD, which had many features rendered useless by the KitKat upgrade. It is labeled as a Verizon unit and came with a Verizon SIM card. After 4 hours on the phone with Verizon tech support and 1 hour in a Verizon store, my phone still is not activated. The store personnel stated that they believe that the Developer Edition was not intended to be used by a "regular" customer and that it is not compatible with the network. That seems odd given that it is a Verizon unit and was sent to me by Motorola after a full explanation of why I needed it. Furthermore, there appear to be a substantial number of posts from people who use the phone successfully on the Verizon network. The store personnel also tried a number of other new SIM cards in the store, each of which indicated an incompatibility when scanned.
I didn't really care about receiving the Developer Edition, but that was the only Maxx model that Motorola still had in stock. The Verizon store thought that they could exchange it for a regular model, but that would force me to give up my unlimited data plan, which I don't want to do.
Does anyone have any suggestions? I really need a fully-functional phone. Thank you.
I didn't really care about receiving the Developer Edition, but that was the only Maxx model that Motorola still had in stock. The Verizon store thought that they could exchange it for a regular model, but that would force me to give up my unlimited data plan, which I don't want to do.
Does anyone have any suggestions? I really need a fully-functional phone. Thank you.