Beast of Haeven
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From what I understand the new plans only save money with groups or families. The individual gets screwed. I wouldn't mind the share everything if I didn't consume so much data by myself.
You should be able to call in / go to the store and switch back to the 450 talk w/ unlim text plan. It's not grandfathered, it's just not actively offered anymore.
You don't have to change your plan when you upgrade.
I just upgraded to a 928 -- kept my unlimited data.I thought you had to change if you wanted a subsidized phone. That's how they are getting rid of unlimited data plans.
I just upgraded to a 928 -- kept my unlimited data.
wait. So 40 for the phone, 1 GB of data is what 30 bucks? So you be at 70, minus corp discount, plus taxes/fees. you should be less. You sure it didn't have the activation fee in there?
I just upgraded to a 928 -- kept my unlimited data.
I suppose it wasn't a straight upgrade. We have two lines; I transferred the upgrade to my line and kept the unlimited plan.You mean you bought the phone at full retail value and kept your unlimited data? Or did you buy it subsidized and was able to keep your unlimited data? Which the latter is impossible...
This is really what I would do on spot or within the 14days I receive the phone. A quick glance is really no more than 10min.Thanks for those words of advice. I'm sure you read every page of a EULA too.
I trusted what I was told by the CSR that the plan would cost me less.
you don't have to move to Share Everything, but you can't keep the unlimited. You should have been able to keep your 450 mins, and would have been bumped to 2gb for the same $30 you were paying for unlimitedI thought you had to change if you wanted a subsidized phone. That's how they are getting rid of unlimited data plans.
there is no 512 plan. There is a 300mb Share Everything plan for $40, and a 1gb plan for $50.If you're the only one on the plan you can drop it down to 512MB I think
Yup. This was talked about when the "new" SHARE EVERYTHING plans came out. For some, it might save them money, but for others the bill will be increased or at least include a smaller amount of tiered data instead of unlimited.I got the new phone (928) and lost my unlimited data plan yes. This wasn?t an issue to me as I don?t use hardly any data. My whole purpose with this was to get a cheaper phone bill as this is what was said to me.
F?ing lies, my bill is now higher and since it?s past the 14 days now I?m SOL.
Beware everyone, your bill will go up with the new plans.
I've been writing up my business plan and gathering up the necessary equipment (altars, brazen lavers, etc.) to start up my cult. Wanna join? There will be burnt sacrifice of Android devices continually sending the pleasing aroma up to heaven unto God.........Unless or until we have like five kids, or join a cult with a family plan, I am not changing.
I've been writing up my business plan and gathering up the necessary equipment (altars, brazen lavers, etc.) to start up my cult. Wanna join? There will be burnt sacrifice of Android devices continually sending the pleasing arome up to heaven unto God.
You mean you bought the phone at full retail value and kept your unlimited data? Or did you buy it subsidized and was able to keep your unlimited data? Which the latter is impossible...
only way to upgrade and keep unlimited data is to upgrade another line on your account all the way through. Then esn swap to get the new phone from that line to yours.Not impossible. There are ways to work around getting a subsidized phone and keeping unlimited data. I have upgraded twice with subsidized pricing and have kept unlimited data both times.
Verizon allows you to assign an upgrade to another phone in your plan without swapping ESNs -- just did it. . .only way to upgrade and keep unlimited data is to upgrade another line on your account all the way through. Then esn swap to get the new phone from that line to yours.