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Usually they'll grandfather in unlimited plans that are in place before they kill them, though. I still have an "unlimited" data plan from Verizon, which, as I
by joebadmo 15y ago
Usually they'll grandfather in unlimited plans that are in place before they kill them, though. I still have an "unlimited" data plan from Verizon, which, as I understand, will unfortunately not transfer over to an [EDIT: unlimited] LTE plan.
So, you should look into it, and if you're still planning to switch, you should probably try to do it before the iPhone comes out.
- jallmann 15y agoI have an unlimited data plan on Verizon, and was told last week it could transfer to LTE. (Didn't make the switch though; I opted for the Droid 3 and its physical keyboard.)
- modeless 15y agoWhat salesmen tell you and what actually happens are completely different things.
- larrik 15y agoI don't know why you are getting downvoted. I've been involved in and also seen plenty of corporate cellphone deals where the carrier promises stuff (on paper, even) and then never delivers. "Billing mistakes" drag on and on, costing the customer huge bills they supposedly weren't going to get, etc. On the consumer side, I've seen plenty of helpful customer service people do something slightly wrong and then the customer is locked out of their grandfathered plan or whatever else. So yes, I agree. What they say and what is true don't always have anything to do with one another. (One caveat to this is that sometimes only a few people know how to do something, and to everyone else it is "impossible." Sometimes this is poor training, and sometimes it is a rep who knows how to cheat the system a bit for a better customer experience.)
- joebadmo 15y agoThey said you could transfer to unlimited LTE?
- pragmatic 15y agoI just get my new Bionic. My unlimited plan transferred to my 4G LTE contract. I upgraded through Verizon's web site.