family share plan with upgrades, the droid 3 bogo special

[johnfriend]

Hey guys. I currently have a 5 lines of service with verizon on a family share plan. The primary line just used an upgrade 3 months ago. She ended up getting a droid x from walmart.com for $9.99. As far as I know changes can't be made on the calling plan nor can data be removed for 6 months or a fee is charged. Normally I would object to that sort of transaction but it seemed to go well.

I would like to upgrade my non eligable line (droid 2) with an upgrade from our other line to a droid 3. Then have the free phone be the droid x2 (also using another lines upgrade)to replace the primary lines droid x, and then immediately sell the droid x on craigs list.

I am not worried about selling the droid 2, but I am wondering if selling the droid x may cause any issues since it hasn't been on the account for 6 months.

This shouldn't be an issue since the upgrades are available to transfer. What do you think?

If its a no go, at the very least I will just sell my droid 2 and use that money towards the cost of a droid 3 from an online site for $149.99. Aka my cost for a new phone is less than 50 bucks.

Thoughts?

I've had a new phone every 1 to 3 months for the last 10 years and I've actually had my droid 2 since october of 2010. Its had minor issues with the OS but have since been resolved after experimenting and educating myself on custom ROMs.

[kc8svs]

Joined in May 2010, and only one post.... July 2011?
I call troll or SPAM!


hahahahaha

[syrkel2]

Hahahahahahahaha x2

Hey guys. I currently have a 5 lines of service with verizon on a family share plan. The primary line just used an upgrade 3 months ago. She ended up getting a droid x from walmart.com for $9.99. As far as I know changes can't be made on the calling plan nor can data be removed for 6 months or a fee is charged. Normally I would object to that sort of transaction but it seemed to go well.

I would like to upgrade my non eligable line (droid 2) with an upgrade from our other line to a droid 3. Then have the free phone be the droid x2 (also using another lines upgrade)to replace the primary lines droid x, and then immediately sell the droid x on craigs list.

I am not worried about selling the droid 2, but I am wondering if selling the droid x may cause any issues since it hasn't been on the account for 6 months.

This shouldn't be an issue since the upgrades are available to transfer. What do you think?

If its a no go, at the very least I will just sell my droid 2 and use that money towards the cost of a droid 3 from an online site for $149.99. Aka my cost for a new phone is less than 50 bucks.

Thoughts?

I've had a new phone every 1 to 3 months for the last 10 years and I've actually had my droid 2 since october of 2010. Its had minor issues with the OS but have since been resolved after experimenting and educating myself on custom ROMs.

[nikecar]

I've signed up at forums and not done anthing for a while. that seems like a legit question.

Look at you syrkel2.. joined since 2008 and only 8 posts? Can you really dis him, when you barely post?

[syrkel2]

Yes u tool I can cuz I know him in real life so **** off. I don't use HF cuz it sucks. Xda is way better. This place is old and outdated. They don't even have my phone thumbnail pic to use as a avatar.

[nikecar]

good for you then, and considering you never said you knew him in real life.......

have a good day at XDA..

[johnfriend]

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Unfortunately I do know the first two...

Can I get a serious answer?

[HF305]

You've generally answered your own question. Walmart's extra contract requires you to keep the Droid X active on the same original line for 6 months. After that you can swap phones around and sell it.

[Extraordinary]

They didn't have the answer for you at XDA? Nothing makes sense here.

[Vatothe0]

They didn't have the answer for you at XDA? Nothing makes sense here.

Bazinga!

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