FatalErrorz
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Verizon doesnt do mail in rebates anymore, they do instant in the stores.
How long ago did they (finally) start doing that?
Verizon doesnt do mail in rebates anymore, they do instant in the stores.
Are we just a tad anti-social?
Yes, but in both of my cases, I happened to be getting the last phone of that type that they had in stock! So, I just sucked it up and dealt with it. It's just a potential hassle that could be avoided by buying online.
On another note, someone earlier in this thread mentioned that you can just tell them not to open the box if you don't want them to. I have gotten shot down every time I attempted that, with the reason being, "We're required to install the battery and turn the phone on to be sure it's working properly before giving it to you." I even brought up that the boxes aren't opened when ordering online, so why do they need to do it in-store? All they do is repeat the prior response. Ridiculous. I'm sure they've honored that request in some cases, but never in mine. Maybe I'm just unlucky.
He came around the counter to give it to me, and as he was handing it to me he dropped it. If only it had a screen protector on it.
I bought a phone January 29th in store and Verizon charged me a $30 activation fee and had me mail in the $100 rebate (which may or may not be coming, I think they bank on people forgetting about it in a few months). I'm definitely not buying from a brick and mortar store again, I feel like I got duped. Plus wirefly said they would have a "special" price for the TB which is worth checking out.
I bought a phone January 29th in store and Verizon charged me a $30 activation fee and had me mail in the $100 rebate (which may or may not be coming, I think they bank on people forgetting about it in a few months). I'm definitely not buying from a brick and mortar store again, I feel like I got duped. Plus wirefly said they would have a "special" price for the TB which is worth checking out.