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$600 isn't outrageous. That's what they cost. Again, $200 or whatever they're sold for with new activation or contract extension is the subsidized price. The US is fairly unusual in that subsidies are used in this way. Full price is the norm, not the exception -- no matter how entitled American consumers feel they are to getting subsidies.What I mean is i got a droid in November. Is their anyway to get the droidX or Droid 2 for only 200$ (or however much they cost on release). I'm fine with being contracted into a new 2 years but i wouldn't mind upgrading to a new phone, but there no way im paying 600$. Thats outrageous.
How do you do an annual upgrade again? I'm about to get my own contract at the end of the year (separate from my families plan) and I'd love to do that...i'd even pay more for my plan if I could.You can also do an annual upgrade, but you're still a ways off from that.
With Verizon the primary line gets an annual upgrade, the secondary lines get to upgrade every 2 years. So, if you want to be able to upgrade every year, then you either have to use your primarys upgrades or go on your own plan. If you don't mind resigning a 2 year contract then just upgrade your phone. You also can upgrade and then if you wanted, take Assumption of Liability and take your number to your own plan..Anyone have any insight into the annual upgrade plan?
Oh ok that's perfect. I'm about to go on my own plan with me and my fiance, so she will get one every 2 years and I will get one every year.With Verizon the primary line gets an annual upgrade, the secondary lines get to upgrade every 2 years. So, if you want to be able to upgrade every year, then you either have to use your primarys upgrades or go on your own plan. If you don't mind resigning a 2 year contract then just upgrade your phone. You also can upgrade and then if you wanted, take Assumption of Liability and take your number to your own plan..Anyone have any insight into the annual upgrade plan?
A NE2, doesn't give the phone a discounted price. What it does is give you a credit that you use towards a new phone. So say you have a NE2 credit of $50 and you want a MotoDroid which is $199 after mail in rebate of $100, you would actually be paying $149 after the $100 MIR.Interested in this as well(also got my Droid in November)... is the annual upgrade price discounted the same amount as "new every 2"??? I don't mind extending contracts...
Correct. Also you can use each others if you needed to.Oh ok that's perfect. I'm about to go on my own plan with me and my fiance, so she will get one every 2 years and I will get one every year.With Verizon the primary line gets an annual upgrade, the secondary lines get to upgrade every 2 years. So, if you want to be able to upgrade every year, then you either have to use your primarys upgrades or go on your own plan. If you don't mind resigning a 2 year contract then just upgrade your phone. You also can upgrade and then if you wanted, take Assumption of Liability and take your number to your own plan..Anyone have any insight into the annual upgrade plan?
Sounds great!
A NE2, doesn't give the phone a discounted price. What it does is give you a credit that you use towards a new phone. So say you have a NE2 credit of $50 and you want a MotoDroid which is $199 after mail in rebate of $100, you would actually be paying $149 after the $100 MIR.Interested in this as well(also got my Droid in November)... is the annual upgrade price discounted the same amount as "new every 2"??? I don't mind extending contracts...
Make sense?
yes.. makes sense.. well, at what point does the credit kick in? Basically, I'm asking when I can get a new phone at $200 or so, instead of full price...