Verizon killing new-every-two program

[Husker_OS]

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Bulky? Really? *looks at his iPhone* Ya....can't co-sign that.

My phone's half the size of an iPhone. Anything bigger and that's too bulky. My phone's simply that, a phone

[RockinDaMike]

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I dunno why everyone is trippin here. They are just saying they are not giving the $100 or $30 discount to the primary phone holder. So you will still be able to get a new upgraded phone for the same price at around $200.

Honestly, $100 is not enough to get off of verizon's network, especially that they are going to own everyone in the 4g market.

[bkfount]

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I don't get the big deal.

I recently upgraded to a new phone, but with retailers like Amazon selling smartphones for like a penny during special promos, who really needs the NE2 discount anyways.

I got my Incredible for cheap and my bill is $70 a month. They've kept me happy with their service.

[42]

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Then don't sign a 2 year contract, sign a one year.

This.

Problem solved.

[Sandman42]

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They break too easily and are too bulky.

I've dropped my Droid countless times, and aside from a few scratches on the bezel, its fine.

[Cyros]

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My phone's half the size of an iPhone. Anything bigger and that's too bulky. My phone's simply that, a phone

Must be wearing them damnable skinny jeans if an iPhone is too bulky.

[Fresh Tendrils]

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I've dropped my Droid countless times, and aside from a few scratches on the bezel, its fine.

Thrown/dropped mine. I have the silicone case, but this thing is a champ. It is big, though. About two times the size of my old Storm.

Anyway, not really sure why people would jump ship over this. I haven't gone anywhere in the past 2-3 years and not had coverage. I usually forgot to mail in my rebates too haha.

[Heelfan71]

Just left verizon for sprint. Verizon has better coverage but we have 2 lines with unlimited everything and I am saving $100 per month with Sprint.

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[Zer0xray]

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anyone know any good phones coming out for sprint soon? on their site now, all they have is the evo that i'd get but i think thats pretty old nowadays.

[Heelfan71]

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anyone know any good phones coming out for sprint soon? on their site now, all they have is the evo that i'd get but i think thats pretty old nowadays.

Just got a EVO Shift. Only a few weeks old. Really like mine.

[SoMiss2000]

This doesn't bother me that much. I have Verizon and will stay with them after they kill this program. I'm not that big into phones. My current phone is a cheap Samsung (I got it for free) that I use to txt and make phone calls. I'm eligible for the "new every 2" in April and will upgrade to the next cheapest thing I can find.

Lol.


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[SoMiss2000]

The Evo has only been out since June and still has one of the largest development communities around for Android devices.

Sent from the rEVOlution...

[ScoobySnax]

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Must be wearing them damnable skinny jeans if an iPhone is too bulky.

LMAO!

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[ScoobySnax]

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I'm with Verizon and I have 2 lines with unlimited everything for $175 including tax. I just moved to Verizon in November. it's actually cheaper than what I was paying with T-Mobile. Not leaving anytime soon (because I'm locked in for 2 yrs )

[iLLmatic]

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I dunno why everyone is trippin here. They are just saying they are not giving the $100 or $30 discount to the primary phone holder. So you will still be able to get a new upgraded phone for the same price at around $200.

Honestly, $100 is not enough to get off of verizon's network, especially that they are going to own everyone in the 4g market.

I never understood how some of these companies biggest attraction is they are cheaper than Verizon, but can't promise better service with the cheaper price. I learned the hard way about going the cheap route on cell service, it may start out cool but eventually you get what you pay for in the long run.