I want to sell my unlimited data plan on ebay and switch to the 8gb plan for only $9.99 more a month. I realized that i have never went over more than 6.5 on my data plan. I'm doing this so I can upgrade to a new phone. I saw that I can sell unlimited data for $500-600 on ebay by using the assumption of liability process. But then the person will keep my phone number? Is there any way around this? Can I port my number to google voice and then call verizon for a new phone number? Then once I sell my unlimited data account with the new number, can I port my old number from google voice back to a new verizon account?I really have no idea how to do this porting process but i read on another message board that it can be done
Is there an easier way to do this?
Basically i want to sell unlimited data, and keep my original number that i've had for over 10 years. I am okay with my single line account increasing by $9.99 a month in order to upgrade to a new phone for free. It will be free because I will be trading in my iphone 5, then upgrading to the 5s (iphone 5 gives me a $200 credit). I talked to verizon tiday and they said I switch to the verizon max account and downgrade my texting to $10 for 1,000 texts, and then keep 450 min, with 8gb data for $50, and add my 20% discount that my plan will only be $10 more than my current plan. It would be $81.99 a month not including tax.
Is there an easier way to do this?
Basically i want to sell unlimited data, and keep my original number that i've had for over 10 years. I am okay with my single line account increasing by $9.99 a month in order to upgrade to a new phone for free. It will be free because I will be trading in my iphone 5, then upgrading to the 5s (iphone 5 gives me a $200 credit). I talked to verizon tiday and they said I switch to the verizon max account and downgrade my texting to $10 for 1,000 texts, and then keep 450 min, with 8gb data for $50, and add my 20% discount that my plan will only be $10 more than my current plan. It would be $81.99 a month not including tax.