I wasn't trying to insult you, but your original post rubbed me (and clearly several others) the wrong way. You said:
So whether or not you threatened, begged, etc. is really beside the point. The simple fact that you were willing to call and complain because you all of a sudden don't want to abide by the contract you signed is - as someone already mentioned - one of the major reasons Verizon and other carriers have become more strict with upgrades in the first place. If you don't see how complaining to Verizon because you're too impatient to wait for your contractual upgrade - not because they did anything wrong, but simply because you don't want to wait - isn't a little immature, then there really isn't anything else for me to say.
The sentence in my first post is clearly a joke that you took too seriously. If it rubbed you/others the wrong way because I got an early upgrade, I'm sorry to hear that.
I am going to try to word this better for you because you are obviously not understanding -
Calling and simply asking for an early upgrade and getting it is NOT immature. Every consumer has a right to at least try to help themselves out.
I tried, calmly asking, not complaining, and it worked.
I'm assuming you paid FRP and are upset that I got around it. I'm sorry to hear it if that is the case. Maybe you should've tried calling like I did.
