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So, my family and I are thinking of switching to T mobile because they're half the cost of Verizon. My family has been with Verizon for a while now and I remember there being a lot of incentives to switch, so my dad and I are trying to discern the best way to make this switch work with us. We currently have 4 lines, one of which is on device payment with $700 left. I have $100 left on mine. We were told they'd buyout device payment contracts from Verizon and let you keep the device if you switch, up to $650 per line. So we're thinking of going into Verizon and getting all new devices on payment programs tomorrow, then switching to T-Mobile the day after and having them pay $650 on each of those devices. Are we wrong that this will go down how we expect? I called and the dude was like "yeah, if it's on device payment we'll cover $650 per line to switch, but it has to be done in-store so check with them." I'd like to get y'all's impression on this before we go in there because Goons Never Let You Down.
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SeANMcBAY posted:They give you the shittiest most basic 480p plan on Netflix. I don’t even use mine. It defrays some of the cost of the actually-good plans
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They still do that with netflix, and if you want a subsidy on your Disney Bundle and have an Amex this is fairly substantial: $84/yr Disney Bundle
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eddiewalker posted:After a month and a half, corporate finally decided to replace my $100 prepaid card that was mistakenly marked “redeemed” when it was rejected for putting my account over the $1000 limit. send it to the post office for safety
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