@#$%! there was another thread on this, but I couldn't find it using WPCentral's search. It came up in another variant of a Google search, though. Sorry for the repost :/
http://forums.windowscentral.com/nokia-lumia-920/209763-can-lumia-920-used-verizon.html
I searched the forums (and did a cursory search on the web), but haven't found reference to this specific question. According to this: Nokia Lumia 920 | Windows Phone (United States), the 920 supports a couple of different CDMA bands (W-CDMA 850; W-CDMA 900; W-CDMA 1900; W-CDMA 2100. According to this, Verizon uses numbers that match: Cellular frequencies - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. According to some other posters here, devices are now supposed to be carrier-unlocked (if they're not bound by contract or whatever).
So can you buy an unlocked 920 and use it on Verizon?
http://forums.windowscentral.com/nokia-lumia-920/209763-can-lumia-920-used-verizon.html
I searched the forums (and did a cursory search on the web), but haven't found reference to this specific question. According to this: Nokia Lumia 920 | Windows Phone (United States), the 920 supports a couple of different CDMA bands (W-CDMA 850; W-CDMA 900; W-CDMA 1900; W-CDMA 2100. According to this, Verizon uses numbers that match: Cellular frequencies - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. According to some other posters here, devices are now supposed to be carrier-unlocked (if they're not bound by contract or whatever).
So can you buy an unlocked 920 and use it on Verizon?