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Originally Posted by .7
As long as Cingular can lower churn by other methods (which they have) I dont think you'll see it anytime soon.
I know the NE2 is as long as there have been no, and I repeat, NO phone subsides within a 2YR period. I dont know of any customers, espically ones that would use the NE2 to buy higher end equipment, would ever be happy with one device for 2 years. I also think its near the bottom on a very long list of things that are more important to churn and the bottom line, IMHO. |
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Originally Posted by suicidal2af
NE2 works like this:
Cust comes in after 22 months to upgrade phone. They get $50 or $100 towards the 2yr price of the phone, depending on the price plan that they're on. And they don't pay an upgrade fee, either. Yeah, not everybody waits, but most people do. Example for those unfamiliar: Current price on LG VX8300 for a 2yr activation is $149.99 - $50 MIR for a final price of $99.99 NE2 customer gets up to $100 towards phone, brings price down 99.99 to $50 up front. Customer gets phone for free after rebate. |
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Originally Posted by Soopafly
We have new every 21 months, renew your plan for 2 years and get the 2 year price (at least $100 off the phone if not more with rebates). Better than Verizon's upgrade policy. Sometimes you can upgrade earlier at the 12 month mark depending on the average monthly bill you have with us.
Most customers who wait to the 21 month mark usually get a waived upgrade charge as well. Verizon just has good marketing... LOL |
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Originally Posted by .7
Its also my understanding that not everyone is eligible, like someone who's on a $29 dollar plan would be eligible but someone thats on a $59 would be.
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Originally Posted by suicidal2af
No, not quite...the $100 is off of the 2yr price, not the full retail price.
Using the vx8300 as an example again: Full Retail - $259.99 1yr - $199.99 - $50 MIR 2yr - $149.99 - $50 MIR NE2 - $50 - $50 MIR |
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Originally Posted by Soopafly
Ok, did not know it worked like that. Interesting, probably why we've had a TON of VIP offers then. Though it's only the primary line on a family plan that can get the heavy discount right?
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Originally Posted by dibara2003
One big thing is, people dont want a phone for 2 years that has a 1 year warranty, it screws you over if it breaks...
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