New 30 day "Test Drive" program:

MobilePrincess · #1 03-23-2007, 07:17 PM

Now Verizon Wireless customers can test drive Verizon service risk free for 30 days, in a new program that starts on March 26th.
Read here: Test Drive: Verizon Wireless Puts Customers In The Driver's Seat

blog · #2 03-23-2007, 09:52 PM

I'd love it if we could give phones to our members to let them test and review them. Maybe we could start with this!

arigold · #3 03-24-2007, 04:35 AM

Originally Posted by tytyguy

I'd love it if we could give phones to our members to let them test and review them. Maybe we could start with this!

I'm going to find out more exact details on this and do it either with a fire red krzr or the env....I just want to try it, maybe I'll end up dropping them, maybe I'll end up kicking T-mobile to the curb. I want to be able to compare them side by side.

paddyoc_aka_godofsales · #4 03-25-2007, 12:23 PM

If I thought I had enough credit, I'd try it.

ClariceLecter666 · #5 04-06-2007, 08:04 PM

"Customers will remain responsible for data services, application downloads, such as games, music or other V CAST services, applicable taxes on those services, 411 calls and certain Verizon Wireless surcharges." **

**This is where they get you, plus although I'd really love to give that Razr a try, I'd really be afraid I'd lose it, or it would get stolen or scratched or broken, and then I'd be liable for damage. Or have to replace it at whatever they say it costs.

Reading all the small print gives me a headache too, I loathe small print, that is where they get you. :bawl:

Jake · #6 04-11-2007, 07:15 PM

Originally Posted by ClariceLecter666

"Customers will remain responsible for data services, application downloads, such as games, music or other V CAST services, applicable taxes on those services, 411 calls and certain Verizon Wireless surcharges."

Did you really expect them to pay for things you download? The "catch" to this is that in order for them to pay for the calls you've made, you actually have to port your number to a different carrier and not just cancel.

ClariceLecter666 · #7 04-11-2007, 07:43 PM

Originally Posted by Jake

Did you really expect them to pay for things you download? The "catch" to this is that in order for them to pay for the calls you've made, you actually have to port your number to a different carrier and not just cancel.

I should have snipped the actual part I was concerned about.

"and certain Verizon Wireless surcharges."

This part, the tiny print that is unspecified. I figured people reading my post might see what I meant, I am not a download hog, so downloading stuff wouldn't be a big deal for me. One of many reasons I am prepaid service fan. I'm not a big talker, and I really don't care about a lot of stuff you can do on a cell phone other than talking.

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