Quick question..

[Justified]

I purchased the D2G on wednesday and i get really bad coverage at my house would i still be able to cancel still without being charged? Thanks

 

[Baconator]

Just call Verizon and tell them. I am pretty sure you will have to pay the early termination fee (ETF) though.

 

[Justified]

Ok so i found this on their website...

You may terminate service for any reason within 30 days of activation. If you purchased a wireless device from us at a promotional price at the time of activation, you must return that wireless device to avoid being assessed an Early Termination Fee of $175, or $350 if you purchased an Advanced Device. You will remain responsible for your Activation Fee unless you terminate service within three days of activation. You will also be responsible for all applicable usage fees, prorated access charges, taxes, surcharges or other charges that accrued to your account through the termination date. If you paid a security deposit, it may take between 30 and 60 days to process the return of your security deposit. The charges for any service used on the account before the service termination date may be applied against your security deposit.

I'm sorta confused i can only cancel withen 3 day's without being charged or the 30 days?

 

[bsmith151#AC]

You can return the device and cancel or port your number to another carrier without having to pay the ETF ($350 for your D2G). They will charge you for prorated services for the time your had the account (just a few days based on your just getting the D2G last Wednesday), taxes on the service amounts and the activation fee.

 

[menschmaschine5]

You don't have to pay the activation fee if you terminate your account within 3 days. Otherwise, you do.

Just curious, what carriers do get good service in your house, then? Verizon does have the most coverage of all the US carriers, and if they don't cover your house, I think you'll be hard-pressed to find a carrier that does (unless you're in regional CDMA territory).

 

[Hand_O_Death]

You also have the option of buying an extender and hooking it up to a router if you wanted to go with keeping the phone Amazon.com: Wireless Extenders YX-300 zBoost zPersonal Dual Band Cell Phone Signal Booster for a Single User (Wireless): Cell Phones & Accessories Good luck either way.

 

[Super_Mario]

Ok so i found this on their website...

You may terminate service for any reason within 30 days of activation. If you purchased a wireless device from us at a promotional price at the time of activation, you must return that wireless device to avoid being assessed an Early Termination Fee of $175, or $350 if you purchased an Advanced Device. You will remain responsible for your Activation Fee unless you terminate service within three days of activation. You will also be responsible for all applicable usage fees, prorated access charges, taxes, surcharges or other charges that accrued to your account through the termination date. If you paid a security deposit, it may take between 30 and 60 days to process the return of your security deposit. The charges for any service used on the account before the service termination date may be applied against your security deposit.

I'm sorta confused i can only cancel withen 3 day's without being charged or the 30 days?

Why are you confused? It states in plain English the return policy. It's in bold so you can re-read it.

 

[Dplymkr88#AC]

Why are you confused? It states in plain English the return policy. It's in bold so you can re-read it.

Oh you're one of those, I see..

 

[verwon]

My former mother-in-law bought one of those extenders and it works great.

Posted from my eVo!

 

[Super_Mario]

Oh you're one of those, I see..

"One of those" what? The type that comprehends what they read? Then yes.

 

[E_Brown]

"One of those" what? The type that comprehends what they read? Then yes.

HAHAHA. I love when I read your posts...Here, and Crackberry.