> Like I mentioned in another comment, both the Moto X and the LG G2 are great upgrades on Verizon from the Galaxy Nexus. Part of it is that I don't want to dr

> Like I mentioned in another comment, both the Moto X and the LG G2 are great upgrades on Verizon from the Galaxy Nexus. Part of it is that I don't want to drop any more money on a phone that has a locked bootloader - partly for convenience, and partly because I don't want to support that. > Make sure you take T-Mo for a test drive first, to make sure you actually get reception everywhere you frequent. I've actually been doing that for the last month with a Nexus 4, and the signal is way better. (Part of that is the toro's awful reception issues). The speed is actually oftentimes better on the Nexus 4 on T-Mobile too - a portion of that is due to Verizon's NYC 4G networks getting overcrowded recently. > Also, I've heard you can sell your unlimited data plan online for several hundred dollars. Is there a marketplace for this? I'd love to cash out on that.