Verizon Wireless has launched another one of its trade-in promotion offers. Customers can bring in their older phone and get up to $300 in credit toward the purchase of a new phone.
The offer is for customers who are switching to Verizon, or current ones who are either upgrading or adding a new line to their service. The deal even includes older phones that have a cracked screen. Verizon says:
Trading in your phone is simple. The fastest way to score these savings is by visiting a Verizon store with on-the-spot credit for your trade-in. At Verizon stores, you can receive the immediate value when you trade in your smartphone in good, working condition and apply that value immediately as a down payment toward your new smartphone. Or you can also enjoy a Verizon account credit or gift card.
The trade-in can also be completed online at Verizon's website. The new phones that are eligible to be purchased with the trade in credit include the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus. The offer will be available for a "limited time" but no specific deadline was revealed.
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Verizon is offering up to $300 in credit when you trade in your old phone
What if I just added a new line 3 days ago, could I go back and get some kind of adjustment if I have a trade in?
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They don't care about existing customers.
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Very true!
Sorry about they can't get me back after switching to Tmo and saving money. They are a better service but no where near better for the money and services offered. I have 8 lines and only pay $140 a month. 2gb per line is more than enough with all of the free Wifi every where. VZW with 8 lines? just the 8 devices would be $160 so 8 people sharing space would probably need the XXL at $100 i think so $260? The network ain't that much better. Honestly I never drop calls I just rarely lose data in places I'm driving thru. I'll take that.
This is a joke. I was with Verizon for over 12 years and they no longer felt the need to be loyal to me as a customer as I was a consumer, so after 12 years of me being on the same plan and paying my bill on time for 12 years they insisted on changing my plan which I declined several times only to have them raise my bill by $60 when I refused. Long story short I have left Verizon and will never go back to such a disloyal company who's CEO says he can afford to lose long term customers. Enjoy doing damage control on that train wreck and finding new customers. By the way I went to T Mobile and they have been doing a great job!
You receive an electronic gift card in less than two weeks.
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Verizon is a money making machine that doesn't give a crap about their customers. We switched from them to an unlocked iPhone and Straight Talk for less money per month and quadrupled our data plan. Verizon needs a wake up call.