Adding Line to 2 year contract.

I have a 2 year contract with Verizon. I'm already one year into it and decided to add a line for my daughter. Will the contract end the same day for her as mine?

betchaaa it's awesome that you're looking to add a line for your daughter! 1tris is right on track, your contract will be different from hers. Yours will continue and she will have a 2 year contract started from the day she is added. To start the process, order online http://bit.ly/1d5WRSs or visit a store in your neighborhood http://bit.ly/3SdsA .
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Momo wrote:
Im a little confused. I changed my phone to a one year agreement so I could get a new phone each year but it sounds like each time I do this I move my contract up 2 years. If I do this the next 3 years I would then have a 6 year contract. Is this right? Not exactly...no. If so is there no way to keep my phone updated without this happening.
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