[blckberry4life]

Verizon raising fees for upgrades and activations starting next week

#tiredoftypingonglass

[jaydee5799]

sigh, always something

[raino]

Well, duh. They want to maximize their profit from the hordes of Classic activations/upgrades

[OneofLittleHarmony]

If they never raise fees, they can't ever lower them!

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[filanto]

No but they did up my monthly data by 50% with no extra charge. Not a price reduction but I like it

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[wheresmy600]

Was this a permanent data increase? Do you know if it was across the board?

[filanto]

Went from 10 gig to 15 months ago and still have it

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[jonty12]

Was this a permanent data increase? Do you know if it was across the board?

if it's like my uppage.... for 12 months.

[RAFA1]

As long as you don't change your plan,data will remain the same

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[medic22003]

They doubled my data from 3 gigs to 6 for no extra cost. Seems to be hanging in there.
I had to call them and tell them I wanted to accept it though.
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[ShaneVich1]

Verizon isn't sticking it to their customers. They had the cheapest activation fees compared to the other three major carriers. Now, they're exactly the same as AT&T's and T-Mobile's fees.

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[anon(8635265)]

Verizon is evil plain and simple. Mo reason to give them a free pass.

[raino]

Verizon isn't sticking it to their customers. They had the cheapest activation fees compared to the other three major carriers. Now, they're exactly the same as AT&T's and T-Mobile's fees.

TMO has an activation fee? That's news to me. I know they charge $15 for a SIM card (up from $10,) but there's no $40 activation fee. Plus, you can get the SIM card cheaper than $15, or even free.