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    Verizon verhängt eine neue Hürde für Benutzer, die versuchen, kostenpflichtige Telefone zu entsperren

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    2. Chasuwa on

      ATT pulled a similar stunt on me when I used their insurance to replace my phone. Paid insurance for years without using it, but had to still wait 30 days after replacement to unlock my phone.

    4. ZGeekie on

      Thankfully, all my phones are unlocked from the get-go. I don’t like lock-in contracts in general, not just with phones. It’s the open-source way of rolling.

    5. Flashy-Raspberry-131 on

      Just buy your own phone from a non network supplier and pay for a usage only contract.

      It is much cheaper.

    6. wavepointsocial on

      “You will own nothing and be happy”*

      *terms and conditions apply

    8. Scr0bD0b on

      Glad I switched to Mint. 

      Verizon doing everything they can to operate like a crappy cable company.

      LPT – If you’re a Verizon customer, if it’s still active, log into your account and search for „transfer pin“.

      You should get a box show up giving you $20/month off for a year.  Click the button for info/enroll.

    9. basshead17 on

      It’s almost of corporations aren’t inherently moral and need regulations…

    10. NaturalSelecty on

      Apple has their own 0% interest financing. If you’re going to get an iPhone, never buy it from a carrier. Always buy it from Apple. It’ll be unlocked and worth so much more money in the end. Plus, you don’t have to deal with the phone company and can switch plans at any time.

    11. f00l2020 on

      I’ve been buying phones unlocked for a long time. I also switched to visible. Hard to beat $25 a month for unlimited.. I don’t miss the days of leasing phones through Verizon

    13. floog on

      Verizon iPhones were historically unlocked, did the do away with that recently?

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