Sorry--me again re. NE2?s

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While I don't mind signing with VZW for 2 years (as I believe unless they go
to h*e*l*l in a hand basket, I will stay with them for the duration), I
don't want wed to a phone after the warranty expires. In either 9/3 or
10/3, I bought a 4400 at Circuit City with the 3 year service agreement.
Well, last Friday I "just loved" my 4400--as the weekend has progressed, I
am really looking forward to getting a 6100 tomorrow (of course, my 4400 did
drop a call yesterday (in my house and I wasn't moving--bars showing: 3),
making my "divorce" a bit easier . I've heard so many stories here of
people getting "screwed" by being stuck in a NE2 program and having to pay
full retail for a phone (or mess with Ebay, etc.) because they can't get a
discounted phone from VZW for 10 or less more months (after the warranty
expires).

What happens, at worst, if I re-sign using NE2 and my phone croaks after 12
months? Will they charge me to go back to my 4400 for the duration?

Thanks for any responses.

Sorry I'm so wordy................Janie

 

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Begin Janie Collins quote:

; What happens, at worst, if I re-sign using NE2 and my phone croaks after 12
; months? Will they charge me to go back to my 4400 for the duration?

The only time VZW charges you on a phone change is when you buy a new
one from them.

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Your post doesn't make any sense either.

"Janie Collins" <jjcollins@triad.rr.com> wrote in message
news:KXuGd.2937$K72.541027@twister.southeast.rr.com...
> While I don't mind signing with VZW for 2 years (as I believe unless they
> go to h*e*l*l in a hand basket, I will stay with them for the duration), I
> don't want wed to a phone after the warranty expires. In either 9/3 or
> 10/3, I bought a 4400 at Circuit City with the 3 year service agreement.
> Well, last Friday I "just loved" my 4400--as the weekend has progressed, I
> am really looking forward to getting a 6100 tomorrow (of course, my 4400
> did drop a call yesterday (in my house and I wasn't moving--bars showing:
> 3), making my "divorce" a bit easier . I've heard so many stories here
> of people getting "screwed" by being stuck in a NE2 program and having to
> pay full retail for a phone (or mess with Ebay, etc.) because they can't
> get a discounted phone from VZW for 10 or less more months (after the
> warranty expires).
>
> What happens, at worst, if I re-sign using NE2 and my phone croaks after
> 12 months? Will they charge me to go back to my 4400 for the duration?
>
> Thanks for any responses.
>
> Sorry I'm so wordy................Janie
>

 

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Ben Skversky wrote:
> Your post doesn't make any sense either.

It makes perfect sense.

>>What happens, at worst, if I re-sign using NE2 and my phone croaks after
>>12 months? Will they charge me to go back to my 4400 for the duration?

"What happens if I re-sign and get a new phone using NE2, and have to
re-activate the old phone? Will they charge me?"

Not if you do the swap on the website; maybe, if you do the swap at the store.

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"Janie Collins" <jjcollins@triad.rr.com> wrote in message
news:KXuGd.2937$K72.541027@twister.southeast.rr.com...
> While I don't mind signing with VZW for 2 years (as I believe unless they
> go to h*e*l*l in a hand basket, I will stay with them for the duration), I
> don't want wed to a phone after the warranty expires. In either 9/3 or
> 10/3, I bought a 4400 at Circuit City with the 3 year service agreement.
> Well, last Friday I "just loved" my 4400--as the weekend has progressed, I
> am really looking forward to getting a 6100 tomorrow (of course, my 4400
> did drop a call yesterday (in my house and I wasn't moving--bars showing:
> 3), making my "divorce" a bit easier . I've heard so many stories here
> of people getting "screwed" by being stuck in a NE2 program and having to
> pay full retail for a phone (or mess with Ebay, etc.) because they can't
> get a discounted phone from VZW for 10 or less more months (after the
> warranty expires).
>
> What happens, at worst, if I re-sign using NE2 and my phone croaks after
> 12 months? Will they charge me to go back to my 4400 for the duration?
>
> Thanks for any responses.
>
> Sorry I'm so wordy................Janie
>

 

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Thanks, Steve. You're always so nice and able to "cut through" my l-o-n-g
explanations and answer what I'm attempting to ask!

Janie

"Steve Sobol" <sjsobol@JustThe.net> wrote in message
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> Ben Skversky wrote:
>> Your post doesn't make any sense either.
>
> It makes perfect sense.
>
>>>What happens, at worst, if I re-sign using NE2 and my phone croaks after
>>>12 months? Will they charge me to go back to my 4400 for the duration?
>
> "What happens if I re-sign and get a new phone using NE2, and have to
> re-activate the old phone? Will they charge me?"
>
> Not if you do the swap on the website; maybe, if you do the swap at the
> store.
>
> --
> JustThe.net - Apple Valley, CA - http/JustThe.net/ - 888.480.4NET (4638)
> Steven J. Sobol, Geek In Charge / sjsobol@JustThe.net / PGP: 0xE3AE35ED
>
> "In case anyone was wondering, that big glowing globe above the Victor
> Valley is the sun." -Victorville _Daily Press_ on the unusually large
> amount of rain the Southland has gotten this winter (January 12th, 2005)