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[vzwluvr]

What has been closed?

This loophole

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[VZWBB]

Does anyone know what the "s" codes mean under allowance like in the picture from a couple posts back? I have 4 phones all on grandfathered plans from way back and some say unlimited, some say "s" and some months one of them says "tes".

Just wondering what it means.

 

[karn101]

No, its been closed.

And how would you know this?

 

[jdfrye]

And how would you know this?

a employee of Verizon posted in another forum that it would be closed March 5th. since then there has been no one posting they got it added to a teired plan.

 

[GNex Girl]

I was able to get unlimited using this trick back in December and still have it. The audit team scare was fiction.

 

[androidluvr2]

I was able to get unlimited using this trick back in December and still have it. The audit team scare was fiction.

Me, too! And I still have it, lol!

It is funny the scare tactics that people use. Now they are trying to scare us away from transferring upgrades to keep our unlimited.

 

[RicanMedic78]

So now that the line is unlimited, do you still pay the $40 for unlimited talk and text? Also, how much is tour unlimited data now that its unlimited? Is it at the 2gb price?

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[androidluvr2]

So now that the line is unlimited, do you still pay the $40 for unlimited talk and text? Also, how much is tour unlimited data now that its unlimited? Is it at the 2gb price?

I think they closed this loophole in March of 2012. I was resurrecting this thread because of the misinformation posted at the time about "the verizon audit team" lol! Some people are giving out similar misinformation on another thread about keeping unlimited and still using your subsidized upgrade. I wanted to bring this thread back up to point out how "the verizon audit team" was a fantasy. Verizon does NOT have employees go in and retroactively change you off of unlimited once you have it.

To have unlimited data, you have to have one of the nationwide plans, which aren't offered any longer. The $40 for unlimited talk and text is a share everything plan. There is no way to get unlimited data on a share everything plan.