Recently I've "upgraded" from Evo V 4G to Galaxy S3.
I noticed after I "swapped" the phone to S3, my minute usage was reset to ZERO. I said to myself, I'll make a few calls and swap the phone the next day and see what happens. 'Lo and Behold as soon as I swapped back to Evo V , minute usage was reset back to zero. Data usage remains the same, no difference. Call history remains intact, payment info/history remains intact. I made few more calls; swapped back to S3, minutes reseted again.
This got me thinking, so if my minutes ever run low, I could just swap the phone... why would I bother *upgrading* to the next plan?
I noticed after I "swapped" the phone to S3, my minute usage was reset to ZERO. I said to myself, I'll make a few calls and swap the phone the next day and see what happens. 'Lo and Behold as soon as I swapped back to Evo V , minute usage was reset back to zero. Data usage remains the same, no difference. Call history remains intact, payment info/history remains intact. I made few more calls; swapped back to S3, minutes reseted again.
This got me thinking, so if my minutes ever run low, I could just swap the phone... why would I bother *upgrading* to the next plan?