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More info?)
Maybe: If your plan is a "current promotion", you can change your minutes
without penalty (no contract extension). If it isn't current, or you can't
convince someone it is current, then yes, it will reset a contract. But
since your out of contract, you could do that for a 1 yr term... (giving up
the possibility of a future NE2)
However, given that you said you are out of contract, then most likely you
do not have unlimited in-network.
the dr.
As I think outloud: If you use an agent, who does it via POS, then most
likely it will reset your contract no matter what. However, if you call
customer service, ask them to change your minutes, then there is a 50/50
chance that they can do it; AND note your account that your contract period
shouldn't be re-set. Important that they note the account, and you record
the name/extension/time/date of any promises (just in case)
For sure: if your plan is still considered "current" changing your minutes
will not extend anything
For maybe: if your plan isn't current, then you "may" be able to change the
minutes without reset of contract.
"skeeter" <s_skeeter@NOSPAMhotmail.com> wrote in message
news:rvted0pp9mrrtoli5gg7d0ufqp3a1h3ikf@4ax.com...
> Well, I just bought an unlocked Motorola T730 on eBay ($150). I
> scoped out the screen at a VZN store and found the screen large and
> bright. Nice size fonts. The V120e was my second choice.
>
>
> Besides I'm month to month now. Thinking of disconnecting my landline
> and incresing my minutes. That would trigger a new contract?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Skeeter
>
>
>
> On Mon, 21 Jun 2004 14:48:11 GMT, "dr.wireMORE"
> <dr.wireMORE@VZW-MidWESTma.com> wrote:
>
> >Yes, if you buy a CDMA phone from anywhere, you can call Verizon or use
"my
> >account" to change equipment. An equipment change for Owner Provide
> >Equipment, insurance claim, or warranty claim will not change your
contract.
> >You can put the most readable phone onto your line. And by the way:
which
> >phone do you consider to be the most readable, as maybe it will help
someone
> >else as well.
> >
> >the dr.
> >
> >"skeeter" <s_skeeter@NOSPAMhotmail.com> wrote in message
> >news:r83ad0hgu0gv8gc9r8mpgilk8cfcu1qgqh@4ax.com...
> >> these old eyes are having increasing problems with the "free" Verizon
> >> Qualcomm phone I got 18 months ago. Local store just told me to get a
> >> new phone I would HAVE to sign up for a new 2 year contract.
> >> (unacceptable...I am in month 4 of my second 1 year agreement). All I
> >> want in a new phone I can read more clearly. I am pleased with my
> >> plan as it is at present. So.....if I buy a CDMA phone from perhaps
> >> eBay....Verizon will transfer to it? Or am I SOL.
> >>
> >> Thanks,
> >>
> >> Skeeter
> >>
> >>
> >
>
>
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