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so now for a second time they will increase my unlimited plan so I want to cancel but my question is I have a installment plan and it started 2 months ago do I have to pay that off or will they waive that? If I knew this was coming I would of not signed up for a installment plan...
 
You're going to have to pay off the phone first if you're going to cancel. Granted, if you're porting your number to Verizon, T-Mobile, etc. they'll pay up $650 when you switch.
 
so now for a second time they will increase my unlimited plan so I want to cancel but my question is I have a installment plan and it started 2 months ago do I have to pay that off or will they waive that? If I knew this was coming I would of not signed up for a installment plan...

Believe me they are not going to "waive" you payment installments because you want to leave.
 
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so now for a second time they will increase my unlimited plan so I want to cancel but my question is I have a installment plan and it started 2 months ago do I have to pay that off or will they waive that? If I knew this was coming I would of not signed up for a installment plan...

They will let you get out of contract ETF free if you were under a 2 year agreement and got the iphone for $199 the old school way.
If you're making next installment payments as soon as you cancel you have to pay the remaining of the payments in full.
 
They will let you get out of contract ETF free if you were under a 2 year agreement and got the iphone for $199 the old school way.
If you're making next installment payments as soon as you cancel you have to pay the remaining of the payments in full.
This is why Verizon isn't raising prices or kicking those off unlimited data if they are under contract, and why I love being under contract.
 
This is why Verizon isn't raising prices or kicking those off unlimited data if they are under contract, and why I love being under contract.

Verizon is the king of jacking prices and keep coming out with new fees to nickel and dime their customers:D lol
Good joke though.
Verizon ended 2 year contracts too so you wont be under contract for too long.
 
Verizon is the king of jacking prices and keep coming out with new fees to nickel and dime their customers:D lol
Good joke though.
Verizon ended 2 year contracts too so you wont be under contract for too long.
Not for those under contract! I'm still paying the same I did 5+ years ago for unlimited data. I'm also under contract until October so I have plenty of time.
 
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