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Verizon screwing me???

brandonhutch

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Mar 29, 2010
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Phoenix, AZ
I have a grandfathered 450 talk, unlimited text/data line that currently holds my Gnex. I tried to add a line online tonight in order to get the Moto X and keep my unlimited data. After talking to the online rep, he told me that I cannot add a line to my plan because I'm on an old "single line plan". So either I upgrade to the Moto X and lose my unlimited data or buy the Moto X at full retail.

I have a dumb phone here that I was all set to put on the new line, then transfer the Moto X to my current line. If this is all true then is there no way for me to upgrade ( without paying full retail price ) and keep my unlimited data? I feel like there are a lot of people out there who have an old unlimited line grandfathered in who have done the same thing and been successful.

Thoughts???
 

PLEASE PLEASE head over the android central forums to get accurate information on adding a second line to upgrade to a subsidized smartphone and than put it on your unlimited line without losing unlimited. Thank you.

I didn't read the entire thread but doesn't the OP say you need a family plan with more than one line to do this? Because that's exactly what we've been saying.
 
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The point of that thread was to show you that you CAN add a second line to get a subsidized phone THEN add a dumb phone and cancel the data plan. It's beneficial to read through the entire thread. It answers any and all questions and if it doesn't than you can post a question in there. I've done this recently and went from one line to 5 lines. I have the unlimited data plan originally and now I have 4 with a line I use for upgrades.
 
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The point of that thread was to show you that you CAN add a second line to get a subsidized phone THEN add a dumb phone and cancel the data plan. It's beneficial to read through the entire thread. It answers any and all questions and if it doesn't than you can post a question in there. I've done this recently and went from one line to 5 lines. I have the unlimited data plan originally and now I have 4 with a line I use for upgrades.

the OP say you need a family plan with more than one line to do this

^^^ This. :banghead:
 
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