Verizon EDGE - anyone using it?
Sep 11, 2013 | 12:35 pm
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Verizon EDGE - anyone using it?
I have an old Galaxy Nexus, that I do want to upgrade, but don't want to give up my unlimited data plan, so upgrading the traditional way is not an option for me.
The new program from Verizon, which just means that I am basically paying $700 for a new Note 3, just $30 a month for two years.
Seems like a lot, paying that much for a phone.
Any thoughts?
The new program from Verizon, which just means that I am basically paying $700 for a new Note 3, just $30 a month for two years.
Seems like a lot, paying that much for a phone.
Any thoughts?
Sep 11, 2013 | 1:00 pm
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I have an old Galaxy Nexus, that I do want to upgrade, but don't want to give up my unlimited data plan, so upgrading the traditional way is not an option for me.
The new program from Verizon, which just means that I am basically paying $700 for a new Note 3, just $30 a month for two years.
Seems like a lot, paying that much for a phone.
Any thoughts?
The new program from Verizon, which just means that I am basically paying $700 for a new Note 3, just $30 a month for two years.
Seems like a lot, paying that much for a phone.
Any thoughts?
Sep 11, 2013 | 1:20 pm
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I have an old Galaxy Nexus, that I do want to upgrade, but don't want to give up my unlimited data plan, so upgrading the traditional way is not an option for me.
The new program from Verizon, which just means that I am basically paying $700 for a new Note 3, just $30 a month for two years.
Seems like a lot, paying that much for a phone.
Any thoughts?
The new program from Verizon, which just means that I am basically paying $700 for a new Note 3, just $30 a month for two years.
Seems like a lot, paying that much for a phone.
Any thoughts?
But if you are switching away from the unlimited plan, you probably might as well just go to the normal shared everything plan and pay $300 for the Note 3 instead of $700. The share everything plan with 6GB is $80 + $40 = $120 which is probably about what you are paying anyway!
Sep 12, 2013 | 6:32 am
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