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Originally Posted by RichieB
even for those "grandfathered" in........
Verigreedy strikes again   |
The wording is confusing about whether or not existing customers who don't change anything will be grandfathered.
So to help clarify (and hopefully not add to any further confusion!), here's a different article where things are spelled out in a bit more detail:
Verizon to drop unlimited data plans for upgrades from 3G to 4G LTE - Tech Talk - CBS News
Of specific note in this article: "
When asked if customer with unlimited 3G data plans would be grandfathered in, or be able to keep their plans, a spokeswoman for Verizon told CBS News customers who don't upgrade their plans won't be affected and sent an official statement via email.
"Historically, we have never forced customers to change their plan if they are not upgrading their phone or if they are within the terms of their contracts," Verizon said in an emailed statement."
Bill
