Verizon Wireless allows customers to change plans without extending contract

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R1cebrner @ Oct 3rd 2007 1:23PM

I must have been lucky ive changed plans a couple of times with out requiring a contract extension

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mlb @ Oct 3rd 2007 1:26PM

You may be in for a surprise if you ever try to cancel your contract. This is a good deal for me because I overestimated the amount of minutes I need per month and would like to move to a plan with less minutes. However, I've been reluctant to call them for fear of activating the automatic contract extension. I will give them a shout once this goes into effect.

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aj @ Oct 3rd 2007 3:05PM

Wow. I'm surprised Verizon is trying to change their ways. We've had nothing but trouble with them. From false negative credit reports they never fixed, to "accidentally" extended contracts:

http://www.fabbrication.net/blog/archives/35-Verizon-Wireless-Accidentally-Extends-our-Contract.html

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