- Aug 2, 2012
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I am the biggest advocate for not losing unlimited data. I was able to absorb someone else's line through "assumption of liability" (hint: anything I put in quotes, copy it and put it through Google, or even put it through the search function on this forum...it gets talked about a lot here and elsewhere on the Internet.) The AOL line was done this year...Verizon rep who handled it was pissed, but she had to honor not taking my unlimited data away.![]()
So I have three unlimited data lines. I went through Hurricane Sandy and was without power for 8 days. Our phones were the only thing keeping us sane during that ordeal (thank God for my car charger...that was super clutch!) I don't care if I use 1 MB (megabyte...) a month, I'm never letting unlimited data go. Verizon Unlimited Data is a lot more valuable than the best phone on the market (and right now, that's either a Note 3 or if you like Apple, a 32GB 5S) I wouldn't give up unlimited data for any phone, period.
Thanks to the "verizon alternate upgrade" (remember my hint and include the quotes in your search) I got my Note 3 without losing my unlimited data, as did many others. If you look at my Note 3 unboxing thread, the first pic I have is my Note showing the Verizon widget with unlimited data shown as clear as day! (Coincidently, the photos were taken with my Droid Razr Maxx I get from work...lol.)
Morale of the story: Don't give up unlimited data, under any circumstances. If Verizon ends up taking it away from every customer, that's when I go to T-Mobile and save some money. Because at that point, being on the best network in the country just won't matter to us.
I know about the alternate upgrades as it was discussed already and assumption of liability is something I wouldn't do. My only options are to use retail, upgrade, or go on eBay/Swappa. I'm not the primary account holder, so some things aren't an option.
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