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Prices raised by $30. Now $129 for DROID (link fixed) and $29.99 for Droid Eris. Still the lowest price anywhere.
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ADDITION by punee 11/10/09 The link also automatically sets me up as "Contract Extention".. make sure to set it back to "New Customer Activation" or you will run into problems when they're processing your order. (Though I may have gotten away w. Free Activation due to this) COUPON CODES WIREFLYMCARD51 : Free 2GB MicroSD SD Adapter (works as of 11/11/09) WIREFLYMEMCARD7 : 2GB Micro SD with SD Adapter (This works as of 11/10/09)
Message edited by: punee on 2009-11-11 10:30:00 CST
CheapCheap1 said:Very tempting...!!! BTW, activation fee $35 + ETF $175...so the total would be around $309 w/ NO contract. From the site: Price without new account: $509.99
I really want this phone, but every time I look at the monthly cost next to my $30 SERO 500 plan, it drives me nuts. To start, I only use about 100 minutes a month that aren't mobile to mobile. Maybe 100 texts. Light data use. I really wish someone had a realistic light usage plan with an android phone.
Bill00 said:CheapCheap1 said:Very tempting...!!! BTW, activation fee $35 + ETF $175...so the total would be around $309 w/ NO contract. From the site: Price without new account: $509.99
FWIW...
do the math. what he was saying is that you sign a new 2 yr agreement with or without a previous account. should you choose to break the contract early (essentially, the same as having no contract), then you pay the $175 ETF + the $99 initial cost of the phone + the $35 activation fee = $309.
namx said:Bill00 said:CheapCheap1 said:Very tempting...!!! BTW, activation fee $35 + ETF $175...so the total would be around $309 w/ NO contract. From the site: Price without new account: $509.99
FWIW...
do the math. what he was saying is that you sign a new 2 yr agreement with or without a previous account. should you choose to break the contract early (essentially, the same as having no contract), then you pay the $175 ETF + the $99 initial cost of the phone + the $35 activation fee = $309.
"Ouch" time: Verizon raised ETF to $350 for "high-end" devices. I imagine this would definitely include the DROID.
TankErsley said:namx said:Bill00 said:CheapCheap1 said:Very tempting...!!! BTW, activation fee $35 + ETF $175...so the total would be around $309 w/ NO contract. From the site: Price without new account: $509.99
FWIW...
do the math. what he was saying is that you sign a new 2 yr agreement with or without a previous account. should you choose to break the contract early (essentially, the same as having no contract), then you pay the $175 ETF + the $99 initial cost of the phone + the $35 activation fee = $309.
"Ouch" time: Verizon raised ETF to $350 for "high-end" devices. I imagine this would definitely include the DROID.
Did you even read the terms on wirefly???? It clearly states a $175 ETF. Verizon has NOT raised the ETF yet. That is supposed to go into effect on 11/15. So people want this phone or other advanced phones should get in now.
Message edited by: namx on 2009-11-07 15:58:23 CST
namx said:Bill00 said:CheapCheap1 said:Very tempting...!!! BTW, activation fee $35 + ETF $175...so the total would be around $309 w/ NO contract. From the site: Price without new account: $509.99
FWIW...
do the math. what he was saying is that you sign a new 2 yr agreement with or without a previous account. should you choose to break the contract early (essentially, the same as having no contract), then you pay the $175 ETF + the $99 initial cost of the phone + the $35 activation fee = $309.
I think you're also on the hook for at least the first month of service.
Weeirdo said:namx said:Bill00 said:CheapCheap1 said:Very tempting...!!! BTW, activation fee $35 + ETF $175...so the total would be around $309 w/ NO contract. From the site: Price without new account: $509.99
FWIW...
do the math. what he was saying is that you sign a new 2 yr agreement with or without a previous account. should you choose to break the contract early (essentially, the same as having no contract), then you pay the $175 ETF + the $99 initial cost of the phone + the $35 activation fee = $309.
I think you're also on the hook for at least the first month of service.
That's a given...whether or not you go with no contract or with a contract but terminating early. You still need to pay for every month you use the service.
sjwaste said:I really want this phone, but every time I look at the monthly cost next to my $30 SERO 500 plan, it drives me nuts. To start, I only use about 100 minutes a month that aren't mobile to mobile. Maybe 100 texts. Light data use. I really wish someone had a realistic light usage plan with an android phone.
Just get a Touch Pro 2. It has a 3.6" screen which is only .1 inches smaller than the droid and best of all you pay only $30 a month. Then install SPB mobile shell 3.5 and the android theme to make it look like the android OS if you want. And you still only pay $30 a month.
Message edited by: namlook on 2009-11-07 16:24:41 CST
Might just be something I'm overlooking, but is it possible to get this as an upgrade for only 1 line in a family plan? The website seems to say so but I have to choose at least 2 phones when selecting a family plan.
Bullhonkie said:Might just be something I'm overlooking, but is it possible to get this as an upgrade for only 1 line in a family plan? The website seems to say so but I have to choose at least 2 phones when selecting a family plan.
I was wondering the same thing. Couldn't figure out how to select one phone WITH a family plan.
does anyone see any mention in terms that we MUST keep the Data plan?? Im pouring thru T&Cs and cant seem to find it. Though I'm sure i saw the terms "cannot be altered for the first 181 days" half hr ago but cant seem to find it again.
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