VZ ETF reimbursment?

Jimbos Jumbos

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I left VZ last Feb to get an iphone. I got tired of waiting for them. I had to pay an ETF on 2 lines. I remember hearing once that if you return to VZ, they reimburse the ETF. Anyone know anything about this? I made the switch on 2-26-10.

The good thing is I got into ATT before they raised their ETF to $350. I think mine was $175. But with two lines again, it wont be fun having to pay another ETF with ATT.
 

kch50428

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Verizon has been known to credit ETFs on a case by case basis if one returns within 30 days. You've been away too long.
 

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Actually I've received a ETF fee credit from Verizon 4 months after I left. They needed to get a managers approval since it was over 90 days but they were able to do it for me. However, since you're close to a year I doubt they would credit you back that money. Sorry :(
 

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Actually I've received a ETF fee credit from Verizon 4 months after I left. They needed to get a managers approval since it was over 90 days but they were able to do it for me. However, since you're close to a year I doubt they would credit you back that money. Sorry :(

Well you are quite lucky because I've did the switching back and forth several times for different periods of time and never got any of the ETFs credited back! :(
 

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Speaking from experience, Verizon has a spotty track record on this. There seems to be no rhyme or reason behind whether they will or will not reimburse ETF's.
 

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Well you are quite lucky because I've did the switching back and forth several times for different periods of time and never got any of the ETFs credited back! :(

Absolutely I was lucky. In fact I was twice able to receive ETF credits within 6 months (one for $150 and the other for $350). It might be that I was with Verizon on a family share plan since 2000ish and never missed a payment.

It only worked for me because I received both phone calls and post cards from Verizon's customer retention department. I had to call the number they gave me and the offer had to be in their system for it to work. (For example a buddy of mine who didn't get the call try calling that # and they couldn't do anything for him) Not only did they credit my ETF, they all waived activation and gave me $100 for a new phone both times.

Overall Verizon has been good to me.
 

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