| [Billing] Off Contract Pricing Question. My contract comes due at the end of the month. I have heard that your month to month rate goes up $5 from your contract price but it can take Verizon a few months to catch up. True or false? |
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 MuDvAyNePremium
join:2002-03-02
Brooklyn, NY | You should log on to your account and go to Account Actions and click Upgrade/Renewal Center and see if you can maybe even lower your bill if you agree to another year or two contract.
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| said by MuDvAyNe:You should log on to your account and go to Account Actions and click Upgrade/Renewal Center and see if you can maybe even lower your bill if you agree to another year or two contract.
Did that and the 2 year price for my double play (TV & Internet - no phone) was $5 more a month and the same price they told me at the local Verizon store. |
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MuDvAyNePremium
join:2002-03-02
Brooklyn, NY | Well, the last resort is to call up and try to see if maybe they can offer it at the same price. I don't see them not giving in and losing a customer for 5 dollars.
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| But if I let the contract expire, according to the store rep, it only goes up 5 months anyway. Short of calling to save the $5 if they do it, is it worth it until a price increase comes to lock-in on a contract? |
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MisterBillVerizon FiOS
join:2002-06-05
Yorktown Heights, NY
2 edits | reply to rufus279
OK I see you only have the Double Play. A co-worker is in a similar situation, no special offer for him. They don't care about people who do not have all 3 services (at least enough to give them an incentive to stay).
I just ran a new customer configuration on a double play and wasn't able to get any promos. |
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