Not sure if you know this but if you have any other line in your account that has a limited/tiered plan, you can transfer your upgrade to that line and get it at contract price and then transfer that phone back to your unlimited line and keep your unlimited data. That's what I'm doing. My son has a 2GB plan and I'm transferring my upgrade to his line then transferring it back after I upgrade.Hi. I'm still using my original Dinc (the one with the AMOLED screen which I'd per-ordered and received in late April 2010). But it's been buggy - constantly has the low-on-space error; has the "update available" message come up every once in a while but when I click on "reboot and install" nothing happens (so I have to click on cancel).
I've been looking for new phone - I intend to buy it as full price so I can keep my unlimited data and not have to sign a 2-year contract. I used a spreadsheet to compare Samsung GS4 price with a new 2-year contract & new monthly rates on Verizon Wireless website against paying full price & keeping my current monthly rates. At the end of two years I would have paid about $200 or so more by paying full price & keeping my current monthly rates (not to mention my unlimited data) and my employer % discount in both options. I hope to do a similar comparative analysis when the HTC One finally comes to Verizon.
What are others thinking of buying as far as a new phone goes (besides the Droid Maxx mentioned by OP)?
Thanks!
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