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The first order, one I knew had the cancelled card. Wonder how long it will take them to get to the orders made last night. LOLThe first one or the second one?
The first order, one I knew had the cancelled card. Wonder how long it will take them to get to the orders made last night. LOLThe first one or the second one?
The first order, one I knew had the cancelled card. Wonder how long it will take them to get to the orders made last night. LOL
I'm debating about just letting that one cancel out and stick with second order.Probably Saturday or Sunday
I'm debating about just letting that one cancel out and stick with second order.
The first one is a alternate upgrade, so would have to do all the swap SIM card crap. The second one is under my number, so all I would have to do is turn it on, a lot easier. Decisions.Lol tough one
The first one is a alternate upgrade, so would have to do all the swap SIM card crap. The second one is under my number, so all I would have to do is turn it on, a lot easier. Decisions.
The first one is a alternate upgrade, so would have to do all the swap SIM card crap. The second one is under my number, so all I would have to do is turn it on, a lot easier. Decisions.
Where did you see that? On the website? In the Verizon app?Verizon has me listed as Edge payment complete with Edge payment schedule and privacy statement. I thought I had checked to pay entire phone. Oh well, certainly not going to worry about it. Will just pay it off after I have that grey beauty in my hands.
Order paid for. Text sent. Next step: shipping
There's more to it from other aspects. Let's just say it's always better to have the upgrade under the line it's going to be used on.Moving the SIM from one phone to the other takes 30 seconds if they're the same size... lol
Just got a text saying my order is received and I'll be getting a tracking number when shipped... finally something with Verizon . Also had my card charged
I've never had a problem doing that. I ordered up a phone under one line and then just moved my SIM from my other line to the new phone. As long as you don't activate the new SIM in the new phone, it always seemed to work for me. Since the IMEI number goes active in Verizon's system, they know you got the phone and it's on your account. I guess if the line is used by someone else and you're using an upgrade on it or something that might cause complications. All my phones are off contract so that may make it easier too since there's no contract shifting from line to line.There's more to it from other aspects. Let's just say it's always better to have the upgrade under the line it's going to be used on.
I do it both ways. But if you have warranty issues or anything like that it can be a pain for the rep to find when phone was purchased and what line. I manage 10 lines and keeping them straight with alternate upgrades gets to be fun at times. Sometimes I feel bad for the reps, LOL.I've never had a problem doing that. I ordered up a phone under one line and then just moved my SIM from my other line to the new phone. As long as you don't activate the new SIM in the new phone, it always seemed to work for me. Since the IMEI number goes active in Verizon's system, they know you got the phone and it's on your account. I guess if the line is used by someone else and you're using an upgrade on it or something that might cause complications. All my phones are off contract so that may make it easier too since there's no contract shifting from line to line.
LOL Ok, with 10 lines that would be confusing for warranty and such. I don't blame you.I do it both ways. But if you have warranty issues or anything like that it can be a pain for the rep to find when phone was purchased and what line. I manage 10 lines and keeping them straight with alternate upgrades gets to be fun at times. Sometimes I feel bad for the reps, LOL.