Membership Contract Question

Hi, I am a student interested in getting a Creative Cloud membership so I can access all the programs, but had a question regarding the 1 year full prepaid contract. After the year, do I still have to continue my contract? Or can I simply do one year contract and cancel after that year if necessary? Also does this apply to the month by month contract?

Hi there
The prepaid and paid monthly annual plans automatically renew after 12 months and you'll receive an email approximately 30 days before the renewal date with details. If you don't wish to renew you can contact us just prior to the renewal date to cancel.
Kind regards
Bev

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End of contract questions (Data plan and upgrade eligibility)

Hi All,
I found another thread also titled "End of contract questions" and it was very helpful but I want to make sure I'm not mistaken in any way. Here's my scenario:
2 Line Plan
ME (primary): 2-year contract, unlimited Data (10/15/10 - 10/15/12)
WIFE: 1-year contract, unlimited data (10/15/10 - 10/15/11)
I signed her up for a 1-year contract on the advice of the Verizon rep that was helping us. It ended up netting an additional cost of $70-100 (I forget exactly) but it was worth it in my opinion because I knew that one of us would be able to get a new phone in 1 year as opposed to 2.
So here are the specific questions:
1. Verizon has done away with 1-year contracts. This means that whenever my wife goes in to renew her contract (and get a new device), she will need to sign a 2 year contract, correct? All further questions will be posed based on a "yes" answer to this one.
2. Assuming she has to sign a 2-year contract, will she still be able to retain her unlimited data plan?
3. Assuming she signs up for a 2-year contract, will she still be able to get "loyalty" pricing or whatever they're calling it now (used to be "new every 2")? Is she even eligible for anything since she's not the primary on the line?
4. In the other thread titled "End of contract questions..." it was mentioned that "The loyalty discount expires 6 months after it becomes available -- so 2 months after your contract ends". Is this correct?
5. Currently, if I go to MyVerizon and hover over the "?" next to my number and "Eligible for a discount" it says: "You are eligible to upgrade with discounted pricing. If you upgrade on or after 6/15/12 you are eligible to receive an additional loyalty discount. " I intend to wait for my line as it still has a year on the contract however when I do the same for my wife's line it says: You are eligible to upgrade with discounted pricing." Does it not mention the Loyalty discount because it's not applicable to a secondary line? Or perhaps because it's implied since she's technically out of her contract period?
I'm trying to make heads or tails of this. At the time, it sounded like a great idea (her on a 1-year, me/primary on a 2-year). I'm hoping it will work out for us so that every year, one of us will be eligible for a new line. I'm only concerned with the unlimited data aspect being that she's going to be going from a 1-year to a 2-year and also the actual loyalty/discount aspect.
Thanks in advance for anyone who helps!!

Leonard1818 wrote:
Hi All,
I found another thread also titled "End of contract questions" and it was very helpful but I want to make sure I'm not mistaken in any way. Here's my scenario:
2 Line Plan
ME (primary): 2-year contract, unlimited Data (10/15/10 - 10/15/12)
WIFE: 1-year contract, unlimited data (10/15/10 - 10/15/11)
I signed her up for a 1-year contract on the advice of the Verizon rep that was helping us. It ended up netting an additional cost of $70-100 (I forget exactly) but it was worth it in my opinion because I knew that one of us would be able to get a new phone in 1 year as opposed to 2.
So here are the specific questions:
1. Verizon has done away with 1-year contracts. This means that whenever my wife goes in to renew her contract (and get a new device), she will need to sign a 2 year contract, correct? All further questions will be posed based on a "yes" answer to this one. Yes, either a 2yr contract or no contract and pay full retail price of the phone.
2. Assuming she has to sign a 2-year contract, will she still be able to retain her unlimited data plan? Yes, if she upgrades from smartphone to smartphone.
3. Assuming she signs up for a 2-year contract, will she still be able to get "loyalty" pricing or whatever they're calling it now (used to be "new every 2")? Is she even eligible for anything since she's not the primary on the line? Not eligible because she is 1)not the primary line and 2)1yr contracts weren't eligible in the first place.
4. In the other thread titled "End of contract questions..." it was mentioned that "The loyalty discount expires 6 months after it becomes available -- so 2 months after your contract ends". Is this correct? Yes.
5. Currently, if I go to MyVerizon and hover over the "?" next to my number and "Eligible for a discount" it says: "You are eligible to upgrade with discounted pricing. If you upgrade on or after 6/15/12 you are eligible to receive an additional loyalty discount. " I intend to wait for my line as it still has a year on the contract however when I do the same for my wife's line it says: You are eligible to upgrade with discounted pricing." Does it not mention the Loyalty discount because it's not applicable to a secondary line? Or perhaps because it's implied since she's technically out of her contract period? See answer to question #3
I'm trying to make heads or tails of this. At the time, it sounded like a great idea (her on a 1-year, me/primary on a 2-year). I'm hoping it will work out for us so that every year, one of us will be eligible for a new line. I'm only concerned with the unlimited data aspect being that she's going to be going from a 1-year to a 2-year and also the actual loyalty/discount aspect.
Thanks in advance for anyone who helps!!

Transferring a number to a different account and contract question

Hello,
So today I got offered a phone from where I work. I'm in a family plan with 4 phones, i only need one of the lines transferred to my boss's account, but will doing this break the contract that I'm in right now? because I don't want to pay $175 to cancel it.. please help me!! thanks!!!

Thanks to the community for your replies.
That's a good question, cooper06. As Ann154 mentioned, this process is called an Assumption of Liability. If your transferring your line to another party you wouldn't be terminating your agreement. I recommend you visit http://goo.gl/jinrY for more information.
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End of contract questions (Unlimited data+4G)

I currently have 2 lines in my account. The main line is mine and the contract is up on 11/.07, while the secondary line is 12/04. I have been waiting for the new gen 4G and Galaxy Nexus to be announced before making a decision on what to upgrade my phone to.
Here are the questions I have:
I have the unlimited data plan now. If I extend my contract with a 3G or a 4G phone that is currently on sale today then switch to Galaxy Nexus later in November, will I keep the unlimited data plan still?
If I do not renew the contract, do I loose the loyalty discount + the unlimited data plan?
Does switching from a 3G device to 4G device effect the data plan status at all (unlimted to 5g capped?)
Thanks for the replies.

stiglet wrote:
I currently have 2 lines in my account. The main line is mine and the contract is up on 11/.07, while the secondary line is 12/04. I have been waiting for the new gen 4G and Galaxy Nexus to be announced before making a decision on what to upgrade my phone to.
Here are the questions I have:
I have the unlimited data plan now. If I extend my contract with a 3G or a 4G phone that is currently on sale today then switch to Galaxy Nexus later in November, will I keep the unlimited data plan still? As of right now, Verizon's policy is to allow you to keep the unlimited data feature as long as you keep a 3G or 4G smartphone active on your line. It is possible that might change by November, but highly unlikely. In any case, you would know if you could not keep the plan because Verizon would announce that they are ending the grandfathering and/or releasing phones that aren't compatible with the feature. In general, I would expect to be able to keep your unlimited data pretty easily until Verizon finishes implementing the majority of its 4G network in 2013, but that's just my guess.
If I do not renew the contract, do I loose the loyalty discount + the unlimited data plan? You won't lose your unlimited data. Your plan will stay the same until you do something to change it, but you'll be on month-to-month status. The loyalty discount expires 6 months after it becomes available (so two months after your contract ends).
Does switching from a 3G device to 4G device effect the data plan status at all (unlimted to 5g capped?) As far as I'm aware, unlimited is still unlimited. The only change is that Verizon reserves the right to throttle the top 5% of users in congested markets during peak hours. It doesn't neccesarily kick in at 5GB, and it won't affect you at all if you don't use a congested tower.
Thanks for the replies.

BT Broadband contract question! (Upgrade the accou...

Hi all!
Not getting anywhere with BT support/sales online..they just totally ignored my question.
If I move to BT Broadband ADSL2+ account (From another ISP), but FTTC Infinity gets upgraded at my exchange
several months later (mid contract).. can I upgrade to this ok? In theory its an upgrade, so
I hope I don't have to pay off the contract before upgrading?
I am tempted to switch now from Plusnet, ready for BT Sport and have access to BT Fon wifi out
and about as only get 500MB data on my phone.
Many thanks for any help!
Chris
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That makes perfect sense! Thanks for that!
I didnt want to pay off a contract or wait until it ends, yet FTTC is sitting there lol!
Apparently FTTC install is starting next month, but could take a few months to complete if started then and i'd
like to switch to at least BT ADSL2+ for now to get BTFon + pre register for BT Sports for free!
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Upgrade/ contract question

Hi, i am on a family share plan with 5 people. I am neither of the 2 primary cell phones. I would like to move from verizon to at & t because of the iphone. My question is i am eligible for an upgrade in february but my contract is over in june. So when can i switch to at & t without being charged for an early termination fee. I have a blackberry and understand the early termination fee is $350 minus $10 for every month completed. If i have to wait until june then i will pay the termination fee. But i also have an LG Dare (which is a feature phone) so can i switch from my blackberry to the dare because the termination fee for feature phones is $175 minus $5 for every month completed. And once my dare is reactivated, can i cancel my plan and be billed for the feature phone early termination fee?

dukebdx4 wrote:
ok just to make sure, if i end my contract right now, currently using a blackberry, i will be paying the ETF for a feature phone because that was the phone i bought at the beginning of my contract?
You are exactly right. It will be based on the Dare.

Contract questions: Is this possible?

I've been on my aunts plan for almost 10 years. Now that I've finished school and got a teaching job, I'd like to finally come off of her plan when I start working this fall. I essentially have two and a half questions.
1. Is it possible to take my number off of my aunt's plan and start a new contract using that number? If this is possible, will I have the option of a new phone since I want to start a new contract?
2. Will I be able to keep everything I have on my aunt's contract the same on the new contract if the new contract is even an option?
Oh, another thing? What happened to all the plan options? There used to be options for 450 individual plans and then adding on messaging and data as you needed. The options I saw when I looked at the service plans seem like crap because they don't offer much flexibility.

1) You could take your number and assume liability of it, which will transfer it into an account with your name/social, on a currently-offered plan of your choice, and retain whatever contract (or lack thereof) you currently have. If you're standard upgrade eligible now, you'll still be standard upgrade eligible after the assumption of liability. If not, you'll still have to wait for your upgrade date to get a discounted phone regardless of whether you assume liability or not.
2) You'll have to pick from their currently-offered calling plans.
3) They decided to change their plan offerings for new customers. Existing customers can stay grandfathered on the previous plans or switch, at their preference.

Moving - No Service - Contract Question

Hello and thanks for fielding my question.
Due to change of employment I'm going to be moving to a place where verizon does not offer phone service. I still have 11 months left on my contract with VZW. I'm I stuck with phone service that doesn't work, or is there a stipulation that's going to let me out of that contract?
Thanks!

Verizon's policy is to hold people who move to an area without service to the terms of the their contract. It would be a good idea to see if someone would like to take over your contract by doing an Assumption of Liability and becoming the owner of the line, or to plan to pay the ETF.

Prepaid u350 smooth convert to contract question

My husband has had a Samsung u350 phone for hte past 16 months until I ran it through the wash last Saturday. He has been without a phone for more than a week. I purchased the exact phone except it is a prepaid phone (still in the packaging). Can it be converted from a prepaid phone to finish out the remainder of our 24 month contract?

Tonisgirl, that is a great question. I understand you need to make sure your husband has a working phone. SuzyQ is correct, a prepaid phone needs to be active on a prepay account for 6 months before it can be activated on a postpay account. If you have another VZW phone you want to activate, you can dial *228 send to activate that one. You can also check your upgrade on each line by dialing #UPG send to see if you may have any eligible lines.

Value Contracts question

Hello All,
We want to use Value Contracts in our organization. I was testing
release orders created with reference to the value contract.
If I create sales order 1 with reference to the value contract, the
system updates the 'value released' of the value contract with the sales
order 1 value. However, at times, we have a requirement to create sales
order 2 with reference to sales order 1. In this case, the 'value
released' amount in the value contract should be increased by the sales
order 2 amount.
Also in certain cases (like consignments), the subsequent sales order
values might be a credit. In this case, the 'value released' in the
value contract should also be credited accordingly.
Currently, in both cases, when subsequent sales orders are created, the
'value released' in the value contract is unchanged.
Can someone please tell me if a value contract can be made to look at
all subsequent orders to update its 'value released'? If yes, could you
please tell me how?
Thanks,
Rugmani

Thank you for your response.
Such a requirement arises in case of Consignments. We are using consignment orders (fillup, pickup, issue, return) for the customer. Hence, we create a consignment fillup order when we are sending out a material. If the customer returns the old material within a specified time, he should not be charged for it. Else, he would be charged and in this case, a consignment issue needs to be created. If, in special cases, we decide to accept the old material (beyond the warranty return period), a Consignment return will be created to credit the customer.
When the value contract comes in play, we need to deduct the value remaining for the customer when we create a pickup, increase the value remaining when the customer returns the material etc. The problem occurs when the amount needs to be put back. As the consignment orders need to be created with reference to one another, there is no link to the value contract and hence the value remaining does not get updated correctly.
Please let me know if you have any suggestions for this requirement.
Thanks,
Rugmani

OT: Contract Question

For purposes of defining Maintenance Vs. Design (or
re-design) of a website,
has anybody ever needed to clearly define the difference when
writing a
maintenance and/or development contract. If so, are you
willing to share
what the text was?
TIA

I'm well aware of what the differences are. I was looking for
some form of
"legal" text to stick in a contract.
> It doesn't make a difference in pricing structure (that
I'm aware of
> here), but the time spent on maintenance is
significantly cheaper as
> you're just using existing elements - not creating new.
The above makes no sense you realize.
Thanks anyway.
Patty you out there?
"crash" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:e2t9nu$mn5$[email protected]..
> Yes.
>
> Typically maintenance will not change the structure of
the site, only
> elements in that structure.
>
> For example, you might add another item to a table for
product listings,
> but you wouldn't change the way they're displayed.
>
> You might edit a button or add a new button, but not
change the existing
> buttons.
>
> It doesn't make a difference in pricing structure (that
I'm aware of
> here), but the time spent on maintenance is
significantly cheaper as
> you're just using existing elements - not creating new.
>
> HTH. It's not exact text, but might give you a start at
it.
>
> Jon
>

A few contract questions

If I am 20 months into my contract (eligible to upgrade), then extend it for another 2 years, would that mean I have 28 total months left, since there are still 4 months left now?
Or does it just end your current contract and start completely over at 24 months?
Also, if I cancel my contract and pay the ETF, then sign back up with Verizon (to avoid having to pay the full retail for the iPhone), will I lose my phone number? If so, is there any way to prevent this?

Kyllle wrote:
If I am 20 months into my contract (eligible to upgrade), then extend it for another 2 years, would that mean I have 28 total months left, since there are still 4 months left now?
Or does it just end your current contract and start completely over at 24 months?
Also, if I cancel my contract and pay the ETF, then sign back up with Verizon (to avoid having to pay the full retail for the iPhone), will I lose my phone number? If so, is there any way to prevent this?
It completely resets it to 24 months. There is a waiting period after cancelling your account before you can reopen another. I believe it is six months, and I also believe it is attached to your name, not your phone number that you use on the account. Also, it seems kind of silly to pay the ETF ( I guess it would depend on what phone you have ) only to pay the same amount of money to purchase an iPhone and open a new account.

Iphone contract question

I have an 8gb iphone and was thinking about giving it to my daughter and buying me a new one. My question is, if she puts in her sim card do I have to upgrade her to a data plan? Or can she just use the phone, wifi, ipod, texting etc....?

Good point .

Contract Question

Only 40 days left for an upgrade after 2 years, but after simply changing out my brothers phone, his contract (all part of my 3 lines) was extended 30 days?? Why?

just changing his phone didnt change ocntract somethign else happened. Did he accept any promotion? Was he eveer suspended without billing? all these may add to a contract

Xbox 360 and 12-Month Gold Membership Deal Question

Can I get the $20 off the Xbox Live Gold subscription if I purchase the console and subscription in-store, or do I have to order them online? If I have to order online, can I do in-store pickup?

Hi BCap,
Thanks for writing in with a good question.
Based on what I have been able to find so far I do believe this offer is valid in-store as well as on www.BestBuy.com. I will work to confirm that for you, but in the meantime you can absolutely get the offer online by ordering for in-store pickup.
Thanks again for writing in, and thank you for being a My Best Buy member.
Regards,
Mike|Social Media Specialist | Best Buy® Corporate
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