AndroidHabit
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Re: [Instruction]How to Keep Unlimited Data on Verizon
I just wanted to jump in here and mention what I did just last week, on AT&T though.
For simplicity I will use A,B, and C (I am C).
Both A&B have grandfathered unlimited plans where mine (C) was a 5gb tether plan.
I did not use the tether much anymore and didn't like having to pay for such a small amount of data.
By the way A&B always upgraded their iphones with no loss of plans.
So B wanted a new number and didn't care about the unlimited plan.
I wanted the unlimited plan but wasn't really thinking of changing numbers until I thought it might be a good idea.
So (B) changed the number and I changed mine and new sims were registered and put in opposite phones.
The end result was I got a new number and the unlimited plan and B got the new number and reduced the 5gb to 3.
Saving $20 off the bill every month for a total of $240 a year savings. (B) Doesn't use data as much and is on wifi mostly.
We were told last time when I bought my LG G3 that it was impossible to switch the unlimited plan to my G3.
Big thanks to the store rep for not charging anything and making it happen. Now I just need to go back to him and have him unlock my phone.
I just wanted to jump in here and mention what I did just last week, on AT&T though.
For simplicity I will use A,B, and C (I am C).
Both A&B have grandfathered unlimited plans where mine (C) was a 5gb tether plan.
I did not use the tether much anymore and didn't like having to pay for such a small amount of data.
By the way A&B always upgraded their iphones with no loss of plans.
So B wanted a new number and didn't care about the unlimited plan.
I wanted the unlimited plan but wasn't really thinking of changing numbers until I thought it might be a good idea.
So (B) changed the number and I changed mine and new sims were registered and put in opposite phones.
The end result was I got a new number and the unlimited plan and B got the new number and reduced the 5gb to 3.
Saving $20 off the bill every month for a total of $240 a year savings. (B) Doesn't use data as much and is on wifi mostly.
We were told last time when I bought my LG G3 that it was impossible to switch the unlimited plan to my G3.
Big thanks to the store rep for not charging anything and making it happen. Now I just need to go back to him and have him unlock my phone.