dusoccer10
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Re: [Instruction] How to Keep Unlimited Data on Verizon
You can definitely transfer the upgrades from Lines 1 and 2 to Lines 3 and 4 without it affecting your UDP. You'll need to do it online through Best Buy or Verizon, but it can definitely be done. I don't think Apple stores or Apple.com has the ability to transfer upgrades, though I could be mistaken.
As for upgrading Line 2, the easiest way is the following:
1.) Through Best Buy or Verizon online, transfer the upgrade from Line 2 to Line 3 (or 4). Order the iPhone 6 and have it shipped to home.
2.) When the iPhone 6 arrives activate it on Line 3 (or 4) by going to Verizon online, selecting "activate or switch device" and following the directions
3.) Wait at least an hour and make sure the new iPhone works as expected
4.) Power off the new 6
5.) Take the SIM out of the 6 and put it back in the original iPhone that was on the Line (in this case, but the SIM back in the 6+ so that it is working on Line 3; iPhone 5 if using Line 4)
6.) Log into Verizon online and select "activate or switch device"
7.) Select Line 2
8.) Select a phone that has been on the account before
9.) Select the new iPhone 6 and the unused nano-SIM card that you should have lying around (the one that shipped with the phone)
Finally, you just need to follow the rest of the directions and enjoy the new iPhone on Line 2.
I have 5 lines:
Line 1: UDP, iPhone 6+, upgrade available
Line 2: UDP, iPhone 4s, upgrade available...want iPhone 6
Line 3: SDP: iphone 6+, upgrade available
Line 4: SDP: iphone 5, no upgrade
Line 5: dumb phone, no upgrade
Line 2 desperately needs an upgrade. I had understood that Lines 1 and 2 would lose their UDP if they used their upgrades, AND if they transferred their upgrades. So, we have not transferred Lines 1 and 2's upgrades to other phones wanting to be upgraded.
1st question: Is this true?..that we cannot transfer Lines 1 and 2's upgrades without losing UDP?
2nd question: What's the best way to upgrade Line 2, keeping its UDP, (from what I read, and has been mentioned many times, get the phone at Apple Store, activate it on one of the SDP lines, then switch the sims?
Thanks.
You can definitely transfer the upgrades from Lines 1 and 2 to Lines 3 and 4 without it affecting your UDP. You'll need to do it online through Best Buy or Verizon, but it can definitely be done. I don't think Apple stores or Apple.com has the ability to transfer upgrades, though I could be mistaken.
As for upgrading Line 2, the easiest way is the following:
1.) Through Best Buy or Verizon online, transfer the upgrade from Line 2 to Line 3 (or 4). Order the iPhone 6 and have it shipped to home.
2.) When the iPhone 6 arrives activate it on Line 3 (or 4) by going to Verizon online, selecting "activate or switch device" and following the directions
3.) Wait at least an hour and make sure the new iPhone works as expected
4.) Power off the new 6
5.) Take the SIM out of the 6 and put it back in the original iPhone that was on the Line (in this case, but the SIM back in the 6+ so that it is working on Line 3; iPhone 5 if using Line 4)
6.) Log into Verizon online and select "activate or switch device"
7.) Select Line 2
8.) Select a phone that has been on the account before
9.) Select the new iPhone 6 and the unused nano-SIM card that you should have lying around (the one that shipped with the phone)
Finally, you just need to follow the rest of the directions and enjoy the new iPhone on Line 2.