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Just a heads up for those getting the GNEX through amazon using an upgrade from another line, aka "swapping upgrades"

This is straight from Amazon policy:

"While carriers may offer the option to swap upgrades between different lines on the same family account, this option isn't available through AmazonWireless. Phones purchased from AmazonWireless must remain on the line upgraded for 181 days. If you move the device to an alternate line within the first 181 days, you'd be subject to additional charges by AmazonWireless of up to $250 (per phone), plus applicable taxes."

Was about to pull the trigger until I read this.

Anyone have experience with LetsTalk on this (switching the phone to a different line on a shared family plan)? Their wording isn't as specific as Amazon's. I may not risk this, not even on my primary line, because I tend to switch back and forth between phones just to keep things fresh.
 
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Okay, so I have no idea what black magic caused this, but I took it and ran.

(New Verizon customer, unlimited minutes, 1000 text, 4GB data, with coupon.)

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$124.99 shipped?? Very excited by that.
 
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Okay, so I have no idea what black magic caused this, but I took it and ran.

(New Verizon customer, unlimited minutes, 1000 text, 4GB data, with coupon.)

letstalkgn.png



$124.99 shipped?? Very excited by that.


Just a note that I think switching to unlimited minutes is what did it for me, since I had a friend switch to 450 or whatever and it charged him more for the device.

I use the phone for work and home so I break 1,200+ minutes a month. Might have been able to get by on 900, taking free weekends and friends & family into account, but for $10/month more, it wasn't really worth it to deal with it.
 
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I guess I'm just very surprised that there are so many people willing to wait at all by ordering online, no matter what site you order from. I get that you can save some money, that's cool, but after the rollercoaster we've been on for the past month and a half, I just want my damn phone. I know it's most likely not going to be a very long wait, but I'll have mine in a little over 5 hours and I can guarantee I wouldn't want to wait an additional 28 hours on top of that, lol. But I guess some people can't make it to the store in the morning and/or are strapped for cash so that makes sense. Just didn't expect it to be this popular of a choice after this trainwreck of a launch.
 
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