Are there a lot of people able to get the extended battery for free from verizon? I ordered my phone online, so I called them today trying to get a free ext. battery and was unsuccessfull. The best I could do was get 10% off.
I also purchased the extended battery. I haven't even used it yet because it makes the phone so heavy and ugly. I put it back in the box and I am still on the fence if I want to return it.
I am debating buying another regular battery.
I think it looks sexy...like there's some junk in the trunk.
I think it looks fine and doesn't add a lot of weight. I go for function over form anyway. I consistently get 26 hours of heavy use.
i wish they had a higher capacity battery that didnt require a new battery door
You need to take reports of "free batteries", extended or otherwise, with a grain of salt. Each and every transaction is different and personalized. In my case, when I purchased the ThunderBolt at a VZW store, I told the rep I wanted a 1 year contract. I knew I was not eligible for a 1-year, but I wanted to see if I could get one. The rep says, sure (he didn't know either). Anyway, when it became apparent that the computer would not give me a 1-year, like I knew, I was disappointed. I also had a web copy of a price for a 2-year that was $10 lower than they were gonna charge me. I've been with VZW since they 1st became VZW, Inc. So, since I was so disappointed with having to do a 2-year, they agreed (actually they offered it without prompting) that they would give me a free extra battery to make up for the disappointment. I took it. Point is, again, this was a very personal circumstance. So, I got a free battery without even asking for it.Are there a lot of people able to get the extended battery for free from verizon? I ordered my phone online, so I called them today trying to get a free ext. battery and was unsuccessfull. The best I could do was get 10% off.