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Re: [Instruction] How to Keep Unlimited Data on Verizon
Thanks in advance for your advice! I inquired here a few months ago and was given some advice on the process, but I have since returned the crappy ip6's, so I'm checking in again just in case anything has changed with the upgrade process. Here's my current setup:
Line 1: UDP GS4 (upgrade available) Currently out of contract
Line 2: UDP GS4 (upgrade available) Currently out of contract
Line 3: Basic phone, no data (upgrade available) Currently out of contract
Currently have family share plan 1400 min, with a few added features...
I would like to upgrade both lines 1 and 2 to GS6's, and retain UDP on both lines...
Can someone please assist with the process here? I believe I'll be dealing with a sim card incompatibility issue, so I'd greatly appreciate guidance on that process as well. I would rather not cut my sim's unless there is some compelling reason to do so, i.e. $$ savings, etc.
It doesn't appear that BB has any discounts currently going for the GS6's right now, but I'm all ears if there is an approach that may result in getting a better deal. Bottom line though is that I'm trying to get this done before the 13th in case the subsidized option is gone as of that date.
Here's the process that was outlined for me last time (just ordering GS6's this time around):
1) Through Verizon online, order the iPhone Line 2 wants using Line 1's upgrade, picking the 2GB data plan for Line 1 and have it shipped to home;
2) After the first order is submitted, through Verizon online, order the iPhone Line 1 wants using Line 2's upgrade, picking the 2GB data plan for UDP Line 2 and have it shipped to home;
3) When the new smartphones arrive, do not turn them on, rather log onto Verizon online and click activate or switch a device;
4) Select Line 2 - it should ask you if you want to activate or verify the new device that was just shipped to you - you click "No, I want to activate a different device" or "Not activating my new device at this time, take me to the Activate or Switch Device page";
5) Select that you want to activate a device that has not been on your account before, type in the IMEI of the phone ordered for Line 2 (using Line 1's upgrade in Step 1) and the SIM card number of the SIM card that shipped with the phone and follow the directions to activate Line 2's new phone on Line 2;
6) Then click activate or switch a device, select Line 1 - it should ask you if you want to activate or verify the new device that was just shipped to you - you click "No, I want to activate a different device" or "Not activating my new device at this time, take me to the Activate or Switch Device page";
7) Select that you want to activate a device that has not been on your account before, type in the IMEI of the phone ordered for Line 1 (using Line 2's upgrade in Step 2) and the SIM card number of the SIM card that shipped with the phone and follow the directions to activate Line 1's new phone on Line 1.
Because you want two iPhone 6's, it is absolutely crucial that you keep the phones straight and do not activate them on the lines they were ordered on. I strongly recommend ordering different colors if possible.
Is this still the best process for me?
Thanks again - greatly appreciate the guidance!
Thanks in advance for your advice! I inquired here a few months ago and was given some advice on the process, but I have since returned the crappy ip6's, so I'm checking in again just in case anything has changed with the upgrade process. Here's my current setup:
Line 1: UDP GS4 (upgrade available) Currently out of contract
Line 2: UDP GS4 (upgrade available) Currently out of contract
Line 3: Basic phone, no data (upgrade available) Currently out of contract
Currently have family share plan 1400 min, with a few added features...
I would like to upgrade both lines 1 and 2 to GS6's, and retain UDP on both lines...
Can someone please assist with the process here? I believe I'll be dealing with a sim card incompatibility issue, so I'd greatly appreciate guidance on that process as well. I would rather not cut my sim's unless there is some compelling reason to do so, i.e. $$ savings, etc.
It doesn't appear that BB has any discounts currently going for the GS6's right now, but I'm all ears if there is an approach that may result in getting a better deal. Bottom line though is that I'm trying to get this done before the 13th in case the subsidized option is gone as of that date.
Here's the process that was outlined for me last time (just ordering GS6's this time around):
1) Through Verizon online, order the iPhone Line 2 wants using Line 1's upgrade, picking the 2GB data plan for Line 1 and have it shipped to home;
2) After the first order is submitted, through Verizon online, order the iPhone Line 1 wants using Line 2's upgrade, picking the 2GB data plan for UDP Line 2 and have it shipped to home;
3) When the new smartphones arrive, do not turn them on, rather log onto Verizon online and click activate or switch a device;
4) Select Line 2 - it should ask you if you want to activate or verify the new device that was just shipped to you - you click "No, I want to activate a different device" or "Not activating my new device at this time, take me to the Activate or Switch Device page";
5) Select that you want to activate a device that has not been on your account before, type in the IMEI of the phone ordered for Line 2 (using Line 1's upgrade in Step 1) and the SIM card number of the SIM card that shipped with the phone and follow the directions to activate Line 2's new phone on Line 2;
6) Then click activate or switch a device, select Line 1 - it should ask you if you want to activate or verify the new device that was just shipped to you - you click "No, I want to activate a different device" or "Not activating my new device at this time, take me to the Activate or Switch Device page";
7) Select that you want to activate a device that has not been on your account before, type in the IMEI of the phone ordered for Line 1 (using Line 2's upgrade in Step 2) and the SIM card number of the SIM card that shipped with the phone and follow the directions to activate Line 1's new phone on Line 1.
Because you want two iPhone 6's, it is absolutely crucial that you keep the phones straight and do not activate them on the lines they were ordered on. I strongly recommend ordering different colors if possible.
Is this still the best process for me?
Thanks again - greatly appreciate the guidance!