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Is anyone else dropping Verizon when they're contract runs out?

When it comes time to renew your contract with Verizon, you will see that "unlimited data" is no longer available as an option.

I am not planning to renew, as long as you purchase the phone outright, may it be from Craigslist, eBay, you're friend, neighbor, or as a gift, it don't matter, you get to stay on your current plan. When they notify me and tell me my plan is no more, then is the time for me to make a choice, when that time comes, who knows what plans the other providers will be offering, and also how good will their service be, will also be a deciding factor in my decision.

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I'm seriously considering dropping verizon but AT&T doesn't have LTE in my neighborhood. Sprint and T-Mobile barely pick up voice. I'm stuck at this point :eek:

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I'm seriously considering dropping verizon but AT&T doesn't have LTE in my neighborhood. Sprint and T-Mobile barely pick up voice. I'm stuck at this point :eek:

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That's the reason you pay what you pay, a phone without good coverage might as well be a paperweight in your pocket.

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That's the reason you pay what you pay, a phone without good coverage might as well be a paperweight in your pocket.

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Exactly, I also have a pretty nice setup because im on a plan with my aunt with the 6gb pool because it was the same price as our unlimited plan. She uses around 500mb per month and I get the rest for the $50 per month I payed as a secondary unlimited line.

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this would be an easier decision if the service wasn't so good but for now I'm sticking w Verizon.. although I'm in NYC tmo phones have certain issues and att is about the same price anyway. sprint sucks. so sticking with what I know works great

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I had decided I was not going to sign another contact with Verizon, because I didn't want to lose my unlimited data. But I'm not a huge data hog (usually 3 to 4 GB/month), so when I found out about the "Max" plan ($30/month for 6GB - but only available to current unlimited data customers) I re-upped for 2 years and got a Moto X for $199. Oh well.
 
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YEP, if they drop my unlimited plan I presently have

So, with Verizon dropping they're unlimited data, is anyone dropping Big Red when they're contact runs out? I just renewed my contract and went with the Razr Maxx and was able to keep my unlimited data for two more years. However, in two years when I have to scratch my signature on a new contract, Verizon can bite me. Verizon had a great thing going until they took away our unlimited data and the statement Verizon gave about the reason why, just shows how much they are about the money and not the consumer. It's just not worth the money anymore. I will either be going with a carrier that still has unlimited data in 2 years or a pay as you go phone. Verizon is out of control!


Don't vary far from large towns that all have several national carriers. Should VZN drop my unlimited at some point in time, that will be enough for me to give up on them.
 
I was one of the people who took advantage of but never abused my unlimited. I never tethered but routinely used 15-20gb a month. What else was a homeschooled teen to do besides watch netflix and troll the best forum on the Internet? :D

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All Carriers are afraid of users who try to run a small data center using their personal wireless mobile data connection. Personally, I average a little over 2GB/month. Highest was under 5GB.
 
All Carriers are afraid of users who try to run a small data center using their personal wireless mobile data connection. Personally, I average a little over 2GB/month. Highest was under 5GB.

I average around 4gb to 5 GB a month so when I go to get a new phone if they dnt offer me something good then I am going to have to pay a lot or switch to another carrier
 
I average around 4gb to 5 GB a month so when I go to get a new phone if they dnt offer me something good then I am going to have to pay a lot or switch to another carrier

You (like me) are a prime candidate for the "Max" plan. 6GB for the same $30/month that you're paying now - except now you can upgrade to a new phone at the subsidized price.
 
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