NE2 and Annual upgrade?

Okay, here's the situation:
Line A: 20 mo. into Contract, eligible for NE2. It's a 42$/mo line
Line B: 12 months into Contract. No upgrade.
My question would be, if I'm not mistaken, any line on a family plan that's 49.99$ or greater is eligible for the Annual upgrade. Now, if I add features that put Line A > 49.99$/mo, and Transfer it's NE2 to Line B, and the 12 months from Line B goes onto Line A, would Line A be eligible for an Annual Upgrade because it's at 12 months w/ 49.99$? (IE:
Line A transfers upgrade to Line B, and becomes > 49.99$/mo
Line A: 12 mos. w/ >49.99$
Line B: NE2 eligible.
Would Line A then be eligible for Annual?
Sorry if the question is still confusing
Thanks for any and all answers

SqisSqis wrote:
Okay, here's the situation:
Line A: 20 mo. into Contract, eligible for NE2. It's a 42$/mo line
Line B: 12 months into Contract. No upgrade.
My question would be, if I'm not mistaken, any line on a family plan that's 49.99$ or greater is eligible for the Annual upgrade. Sorry, ONLY the primary line on a family plan or an indivudual line is eligible for the annual upgrade, and only if the base voice plan is $49.99 or higher. Family plans start at $69.99 with the base charge for the primary being $60.00, so it would qualify. Secondary lines are only $9.99 and so do not qualify for the annual upgrade. Individual lines need a calling plan of 450 Talk & Text, or 900 Talk to qualify.
Now, if I add features that put Line A > 49.99$/mo, It would have to be a CALLING (Talk or Talk & Text) plan of $49.99 or higher - added features don't count. and Transfer it's NE2 to Line B,Line B would need to become the primary - or do you mean USE the NE2 from to upgrade line 2? You can do that. and the 12 months from Line B goes onto Line A, would Line A be eligible for an Annual Upgrade because it's at 12 months w/ 49.99$? (IE:
Line A transfers upgrade to Line B, and becomes > 49.99$/mo If you use the upgrade from line A to upgrade line B, then line A would renew it's contract and not be eligible for either 12 (annual) or 20 months (NE2).
Line A: 12 mos. w/ >49.99$
Line B: NE2 eligible.
Would Line A then be eligible for Annual? Line A (How do you get $42 for a family plan primary line?? Or is this an individual plan?) Either way, it has to be on the $49.99 + plan for some period of time before becoming eligible for the annual upgrade discount...and it's already NE2 eligible. Get the upgrade now.
Sorry if the question is still confusing
Thanks for any and all answers
I think you are trying to get a discount on both lines when only one is eligible at this point. No amount of manipulating is going to get you two new discounted phones on these two lines right now.
Neither line, as presented, is currently eligible for an annual discount. Only the NE2 is available now, and it is on Line A. Line A's contract will be extended if you use the NE2. If this is a family plan, the NE2 only applies to the primary line. Even if you switched primary lines, the NE2 and annual discounts still only apply to the primary line on a family plan. Secondary lines get two year renewal pricing, but not annually, and no additional NE2 credit.
Hope I've cleared up some of the confusion.

Similar Messages

Transfer Upgrades and Annual Upgrades

Hi Community,
I have a few questions regarding transferring upgrades and annual upgrades. First off, here's what the FAQ says:
What do I have to do to get a new phone with Annual Upgrade?
You must be registered for My Verizon, be on a calling plan of $49.99 or higher and have completed at least 1 year of a 2-year contract and agree to renew for an additional 2 years in order to get a new phone at a promotional price. It’s as easy as that.
Is this replacing New Every Two?
No, Verizon Wireless is providing an additional program to upgrade your phone. By taking advantage of the Annual Upgrade, however, your New Every Two calendar will restart.
I currently have a Moto Droid (secondary line on a family plan) which I purchased in November of 2009 on an Annual Upgrade. I resigned a 2 yr contract for the line (ending 11/2011) and paid the promotional price for the phone. I was actually only 11.5 months into the contract but I think they let me slide Anyway, I'm assuming my line should be eligible for another Annual Upgrade in November of this year? I'm sort of confused because this line now has a different contract ending date than the primary line (how is that possible on a family plan, by the way?)
The primarly line on my account is currently eligible for a NE2 upgrade (contract ends 12/10/2010). Is it possible to transfer the NE2 upgrade to the secondary line, and still have the primary line be eligible for an Annual Upgrade? How would transferring an NE2 upgrade affect the next upgrade eligibility for this line? What would happen if the NE2 contract was transferred to the secondary line, and then we did not renew the contract for the primary line in December (again, I do not understand how this whole same-plan-different-contract-end-dates thing works)?
Also, if the NE2 upgrade is transferred from the primary to the secondary line, would I then be forfeiting any Annual Upgrade the secondary line might be eligible for in November? Finally, is it possible to transfer an Annual Upgrade like you can with NE2?
Any insight would be greatly appreciated!

I'm a bit confused, but let me try and answer your questions as far as I understand them....
slickvick81 wrote:
Hi Community,
I have a few questions regarding transferring upgrades and annual upgrades. First off, here's what the FAQ says:
What do I have to do to get a new phone with Annual Upgrade?
You must be registered for My Verizon, be on a calling plan of $49.99 or higher and have completed at least 1 year of a 2-year contract and agree to renew for an additional 2 years in order to get a new phone at a promotional price. It’s as easy as that.
Is this replacing New Every Two?
No, Verizon Wireless is providing an additional program to upgrade your phone. By taking advantage of the Annual Upgrade, however, your New Every Two calendar will restart.
I currently have a Moto Droid (secondary line on a family plan) which I purchased in November of 2009 on an Annual Upgrade. My confusion begins here, because secondary lines do not get annual upgrades - your plan has to be $49.99 or higher and secondary lines are $9.99. I resigned a 2 yr contract for the line (ending 11/2011) and paid the promotional price for the phone. I was actually only 11.5 months into the contract but I think they let me slide Anyway, I'm assuming my line should be eligible for another Annual Upgrade in November of this year? NO - secondary lines do not get annual upgrades... I'm sort of confused because this line now has a different contract ending date than the primary line (how is that possible on a family plan, by the way?) Each line on a family plan has it's own contract, and can have different end dates. If you used the primary line's annual upgrade for the Droid in November of 2009 (which you almost HAD to have done), then the primary line's contract would end November 2011. The contract for your line is likely what it was before - since you haven't used an upgrade (if I'm reading this right).
The primarly line on my account is currently eligible for a NE2 upgrade (contract ends 12/10/2010). So it looks like they DID somehow use the annual upgrade for you to get the Droid and applied it to your line?? This IS confusing!! Is it possible to transfer the NE2 upgrade to the secondary line, and still have the primary line be eligible for an Annual Upgrade? No - if you use the NE2 you wil extend the primary line's contract for two more years - it will be one year before it is eligible for the annual upgrade again. How would transferring an NE2 upgrade affect the next upgrade eligibility for this line? It would "use" the upgrade; the contract would be extended 2 years for that line, and on voice plans of $49.99 or higher it will be eligible for an annual upgrade. What would happen if the NE2 contract was transferred to the secondary line, and then we did not renew the contract for the primary line in December (again, I do not understand how this whole same-plan-different-contract-end-dates thing works)? The secondary line that used the NE2 would still have it's original contract end date - THAT upgrade discount can be used to get a phone for the primary line.
Also, if the NE2 upgrade is transferred from the primary to the secondary line, would I then be forfeiting any Annual Upgrade the secondary line might be eligible for in November? Finally, is it possible to transfer an Annual Upgrade like you can with NE2?
Any insight would be greatly appreciated!
Your questions and answering each one individually is getting more and more convoluted, so let me just try and give you a better understanding of family plans, and contracts, and upgrade options.
First, understand that each line on a family plan has it's own contract - they can have different start dates, and different ending dates, and different upgrade eligibilities.
You can do alternate upgrades - one line is eligible to upgrade, but the phone is used on another line. Very commonly done, but can add to the confusion! The contract and eligibility is tied to the line, but you can use any (Verizon/compatible) phone on that line that you want. You can swap phones without affecting the contract at all.
The primary line on a family plan with a voice plan of $49.99 or higher can upgrade annually, sign a 2 year contract and get the 2 yr discount price, and forfeit the additional NE2 credit; it will be available 20 months into the two year contract. If the primary does another annual upgrade, the NE2 is again forfeited until 20 months later. The only way to use the additional NE2 credit is for the primary to wait to use the upgrade option at the 20 month point, rather than using the annual upgrade.
Secondary lines are eligible to upgrade at the 2 yr discounted pricing 20 months into the contract (4 months before the contract end date).
We have a family plan with 5 lines, varying contract end dates. Two lines are currently eligible to upgrade; my son's line is eligible, but he has a new phone that he got using my husband's upgrade. So hubby's line shows he's not eligible, but yet his phone is older and may need to be replaced soon. He'll just use the son's upgrade. Basically, we wait till someone NEEDS a new phone, and look to see which line(s) is/are eligible. Sometimes it's the line that needs it, sometimes it's not.
Log into MyVerizon as the primary account holder, click on UPGRADE - and you'll see all the lines and when their contract ends and who/which is eligible for upgrade.

Annual upgrade, NE2, and more early upgrade confusion

I see a lot of confusion here regarding upgrade eligibility and credits. I've tried to research to get a clearer understanding but there are still some things that are hazy to me.
Regarding NE2 - I found this: "Annual Upgrade was a marketing program available to customers who signed up for a two-year plan of at least $49.99 or higher. Enrolled customers were eligible to upgrade after one-year."
Great, but when exactly did this "marketing program" end? Is it only available to the primary line if there are multiple lines on an account? Does the $49.99 refer to JUST the calling plan, or total (including data/messaging/etc)?
I've seen plenty of articles like this talking about Verizon giving early upgrades to those who would normally not be eligible. Trying to figure out what the criteria is, it seem like this early upgrade offer was extended to customers who purchased phones last year, up to late 2010. Aside from that though, I can't really tell what makes a one customer "eligible" and the next ineligible. I was wondering if anyone had information on this that could clarify the issue.
Also, I've noticed many smartphone owners, even those that purchased recent phones like the Thunderbolt on contract, say that they've been able to get early upgrades. I'm just curous as to what qualifies someone for an early upgrade and what Verizon looks at when deciding eligiblity, since with everyone's different experiences, it seems like there aren't many hard and fast rules. Thanks for any help

andrewtorres87 wrote:
Thanks for the replies guys, that gives me a much better idea of what's going on as far as early upgrades go. Like everyone else, I'd love to be able to upgrade a little early, but when I check upgrade date, it seems to be on the typical 20 month schedule. I was just wondering if I might have some sort of eligibilty though since I renewed my contract in 11/2010, well before the NE2 and annual upgrades were discontinued. I'm pretty sure I would meet the calling plan requirement since my plan includes voice/unlimited messaging/data, but I'm on a family plan and don't know that I'm the "primary" line. Although I'm 99% sure nobody else on our plan has been eligible for NE2/annual upgrade either...You can sign into MyVerizon to see which line on your account is the primary line. Or you can look at your bill. Normally, the primary line is listed 1st. If you signed a contract for your line in November of 2010 yet are not eligible for an upgrade, then you can be certain that your line is not the primary on your Family Plan.
It'd be nice if I could find someone to look at the acoount and offer some sort of explanation as to why/why not I'd be eligible for annual upgrade, but the only "help" I've gotten is reps telling me when my upgrade date is, which is already well known. Or telling me to open a new line if I really want to upgrade now, which just seems like a wasteful option, not really saving any money over the long term compared to just buying a device at full retail. Reps will NEVER give the annual upgrade date PRIOR to the line actually becoming eligible for the upgrade. This is because it is not a definite upgrade eligibility, but a conditional one. If your plan changes prior to your line reaching the annual upgrade eligibility, you could lose the ability to become eligible. Then you would just complain to Verizon that you were told you could upgrade at a certain date and are not able to do so.
For example, you have a Family Plan with 1 Primary(contract signed in 11/2010) and 3 secondary lines(contracts signed in 11/2010). The Primary line decides in July of this year to leave the plan to join up as a secondary on a different Family Plan. In this case, although the Primary WOULD have been eligible for an annual upgrade in 11/2011 had they stayed on the original Family Plan, it would no longer become eligible for the annual upgrade because it is now a secondary phone on a different plan and the $9.99 line access fee would not qualify for the annual upgrade. If this person was originally told that they would be eligible for an upgrade in November of 2011, they would then complain that they weren't able to upgrade now! Furthermore, the secondary line which was switched to the Primary line on the original Family Plan WOULD NOT be eligible for an annual upgrade in 11/2010 because it became the Primary line AFTER annual upgrades were discontinued in January of 2011.
I am (mostly) satisfied with the actual data/voice service I get from Verizon, but their customer service seems to be on the decline, I'm my experience at least. They seem to be more concerned with getting new contracts (customers) than providing services to long-time customers and doing what they can to keep them happy. Just an observation as a VZW customer of 12+ years. Not to say this isn't expected, as they're a huge company and didn't get where they are by NOT putting $ first, but as the carrier with the reputation of having the best customer service, I've found myself being less and less impressed over the years. Sorry to vent here, but hopefully honest feedback is something that could be at least a bit useful to Verizon.

Annual Upgrade and AOL??

My boyfriend and I have decided to do the Assumption of Liability to cut down on some bills. Right now I am eligible for an annual upgrade and I will be moving to his plan. Will I lose my annual upgrade or will it still be the same after I switch? I would do the upgrade first, but I plan on purchasing the thunderbolt so I dont want to lose my 1 year warranty on the phone. Thanks for the help

rflint55 wrote:
My boyfriend and I have decided to do the Assumption of Liability to cut down on some bills. Right now I am eligible for an annual upgrade and I will be moving to his plan. Will I lose my annual upgrade or will it still be the same after I switch? I would do the upgrade first, but I plan on purchasing the thunderbolt so I dont want to lose my 1 year warranty on the phone. Thanks for the help
if your a secondary line you will most likely loose the anual and the ne2 credit. the contract date will stay the same

Annual upgrade eligibility

I am trying to figure out my annual upgrade date (still under NE2 contract) I previously upgraded in June/July of 2010. According to my My Verizon upgrade bar I am in my eleventh month of my contract, which makes no sense to me!! If this is the case then my annual upgrade would be next month. Could someone elaborate on this and maybe tell me more of a concrete date. I would call customer service but I have heard of many people calling and the rep not having any idea what they are talking about. Thanks!!!

vereyezuhn wrote:
Kyllle wrote:
You're annual upgrade data is exactly 1 year from when you began your current contract. if you don't know when this is, log into My Verizon and click upgrade phone, it will tell you when you're eligible for discounted pricing.
My Verizon will only tell you your 2 year upgrade eligibility, unless your annual upgrade is already available, which is not discounted.
Yes, the annual upgrade IS discounted from the full retail price of a phone, if you are eligible. Eligible lines include calling plans of $49.99 and above for contracts signed before 1/16/2011. You may have to pay a $20 fee to upgrade, but this is dramatically less than the full retail price of the phone.

Annual upgrade pricing?

I've read that a $49.99 calling plan on any line is required for an annual upgrade. So if your on the 65+ share plan with two lines, your not eligible because it's $40.00 for the primary line and $19.99 for the secondary line. Yet the account owner is billed $59.99. So why doesn't this qualify them for the annual upgrade?
Thanks

If the value of the calling plan (just the Talk or Talk & Text portion) is less than $49.99/month, then that line does NOT qualify for an annual upgrade.

Where can i upgrade for my annual upgrade

I am eligible for a annual upgrade yet anytime i find a deal I want verizon rejects my claim. I don't want to buy a phone from the verizon online store because the prices are horrendous, where else can i go to shop around for prices?

unnoan wrote:
...The problem is that when they contact verizon to let them know i am trying to upgrade verizon rejects the claim. I am wondering why they are rejecting my claim and how or where can i purchase a phone with a contract extension from another store besides the verizon wireless online store.
As others have stated, the ANNUAL UPGRADE option is a Verizon direct courtesy, and normally not available through resellers or third parties. When they check your upgrade eligibility, they get your 2 year contract dates, or 20 months after the start which would be February 2011. That's why you are not able to upgrade now from anyone except Verizon directly.
Your annual upgrade option gives you the 2-year contract price and any rebates or deals currently offered DIRECT FROM VERIZON. The online prices on the Verizon site also include instant rebates (online discounts) and are often the best deals you'll find. And I like to deal directly with Verizon, rather than through a third party - things can get really confusing when dealing with two differing policies.
HTH,

Annual upgrade NOT eligible for PRE ORDER - directly from VZW representative

so here is the latest.. i used an annual upgrade to purchase a new phone then returned it when i saw the iphone came out. so apparently they were supposed to "reset" my annual upgrade so that I could preorder the phone.. well now.. I'm being told by customer service since their systems reset, that NO ONE will be able to pre order the iphone if they're eligible for an annual upgrade.
hopefully someone from VZW can clear this up because the representative I talked to wasn't very helpful.. i wish that we could have clear information and all of the VZW reps were telling us the same thing..
she said that you can still use your upgrade but it won't be able to be used until the 10th.

Ms_Shonta
Wireless Employee
Posts: 437
Registered: 08-11-2010
0
http://community.vzw.com/t5/forums/forumtopicpage.kudosbuttonv1.kudomessage:kudomessage/message-uid/379914?t:ac=board-id/iPhone/thread-id/865/page/2&t:cp=kudos/contributions/tapletcontributionspage
Re: upgrade eligibility? [ New ]
Options
01-17-2011 11:32 AM
-Existing customers must be eligible to upgrade to receive discounted pricing on the iPhone 4.
-Everyone is welcome to purchase a iPhone 4 at full retail price if they are not eligible to upgrade, or if they do not want to sign an agreement.
-Upgrade programs are applicable.
-There are no special early upgrade promotions for the iPhone 4.
<http://support.vzw.com/faqs/iphone/iphone_faq.html>
Sheneika
Verizon Wireless
Area Operations
It says it all right there!

Overall and Annual Budget difference

Hi All,
I have mainatined overall budget in Object Currency for one Project Definition.
In transaction currecy budget values appears same for Overall and Annual views but in Controlling area currency Overall Current Budget value is less than Annual yearwise current budget value. Could you please let me know why this is happening? Is there any setting issue?

Release values may be different that overall budget values for repective periods.
Is it happeneing on all the Projects or one off?
It seems you are in the process of upgrade, so not sure if this is related to that.

Annual upgrade not showing?

Hey all. I'm on a family plan with 3 total lines. I'm the main line/account holder and used my last upgrade in summer of 2010. I was under the impression that I would have an annual upgrade (since I signed before this january) but my line is showing that I'm not eligible until March 2012 on the My Verizon site. Is this a mistake or is there something I need to do in order to make sure I still get my annual upgrade? Why isn't is showing as eligible this upcoming summer?
Thanks for any help!
Oh, and I definitely meet the plan requirements for the early upgrade

The annual upgrade will only show on your account once you are eligible to use it. That means you won't see it until 1 year (to the day) from when you signed your current contract.

Has anyone started out with creative cloud photography and later upgraded to the full bundle?

Has anyone started out with creative cloud photography and later upgraded to the full bundle?

Lenora, I'm curious about the same thing.
I currently have the cloud's Photoshop and Lightroom program, and would like to upgrade to the full Creative Suite.
The listed pricing doesn't distinguish between types of previous customers. I don't know if I'm considered an existing CS customer because I have other individual cloud products, or if I must have already purchased the entire suite in the past. Any insight would be grand.
Complete — For New Customers
US$59988/yr
Annual plan, paid monthly
Annual plan, prepaid
Monthly plan
Latest Photoshop, Illustrator, and more, plus cloud features
ProSite portfolio website
Typekit desktop and web fonts
20 GB of cloud storage
BUY NOW
SPECIAL FOR CS CUSTOMERS
Complete — For CS CustomersUS$35988/yr
Annual plan, paid monthly
Annual plan, prepaid
Save up to 40% on first year. See terms
Requires prior purchase of CS3 or later

Did I lose my annual upgrade?

I know everyone is asking this, but mine's a bit different. I understand how the annual upgrade works and when I should receive it. But, browsing through the forum today I noticed someone said it needs to be the primary line (I only have one line) and have a monthy access fee of 49.99 or greater. I recently added a company discount to my account, so my MAF went from 59.99 to 47.99. Does this mean I lose my annual upgrade (Which is due for February 5th, two days from now) all because of my discount?

cornylove wrote:
I know everyone is asking this, but mine's a bit different. I understand how the annual upgrade works and when I should receive it. But, browsing through the forum today I noticed someone said it needs to be the primary line (I only have one line) and have a monthy access fee of 49.99 or greater. I recently added a company discount to my account, so my MAF went from 59.99 to 47.99. Does this mean I lose my annual upgrade (Which is due for February 5th, two days from now) all because of my discount?
I'm in the exact same position as you. Let me know if you hear anything.

I am on windows 7 and I upgraded to 10.0.2 and now it will not open. I have removed firefox completely and uploaded it again and that did not work. So my latest attempt I removed firefox 10 again and uploaded the beta version and once again nothing.

I am on windows 7 and I upgraded to the newest verison of firefox and now it will not open. I have removed firefox completely and uploaded it again and that did not work. I then made sure it could get through my firewall and that did not work. So my latest attempt I removed firefox 10 again and uploaded the beta version hoping that would do it and once again nothing. It will not open at all. Please help - is there a live chat or a number to talk to someone at Firefox?

I think when uninstalling you may also have to choose (tick) to delete the preferences and other personal data like the bookmarks, stored passwords etc. to erase completely. If you are installing afresh, please try right-clicking on the file and '''Run as administrator''' to install. And when uninstalling, please also make sure choose to delete all data and also manually delete any '''Mozilla''', '''Mozilla Firefox''' or '''Firefox''' from %appdata%, %localappdata% and %programfiles%. You can open a location by typing for eg. %appdata% in the '''Run''' box (Windows key + R). You may also have to check the '''VirtualStore''' folder in %localappdata%. Files in the VirtualStore can be problematic. I think a clean installation may help.
[https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/new/ Firefox]
[http://kb.mozillazine.org/Installation_directory Installation Folder]
[http://kb.mozillazine.org/Profile_folder Profile Folder]
Please note that using system restore would usually damage the Firefox installation.

Warranty and User Upgrades

I'm thinking about buying my first Mac. I'm a power user, a programmer, and I like to tinker with my machine. I've used primarily pre-built Windows boxes over the years, though I've built one of my machines and upgraded the others a few times. I noticed that Apple hardware can be expensive, so I was thinking of buying a baseline Mac Pro system, and then upgrading the RAM (I know about the big heatsink issue) and later the HDs and video card.
How does Apple handle warranty support for when the end-user does the upgrades herself with third-party hardware? I heard that it doesn't void the warranty on the entire machine (unless it shorts out everything :P), but what if something goes wrong? How good are they at honoring the warranty and how much of my warranty will be voided as I do the upgrades?
I never really considered a Mac before because it was impossible to upgrade myself.
Mac Pro

If you look at the tabs on this window, there is "Manuals" and if you click there, you will see the "DIY" Do It Yourself Guides to upgrades you can do: RAM, disk drives, PCI Express, video and optical drives. We all wonder about some of that.
It is when you modify the case, the design, or attempt to over clock memory, bus or cpu etc that you are "on your own." or use flashed components.
They have helped make it easier to run Windows, and Intel hardware supports virtualization which helps too, so you can run multiple virtual machines.
However, asking for or talking about rumors, future products and features, you won't or shouldn't find much on Apple's own Discussions. But lots of help in any and all DIY type upgrades.

HT1937 i unlocked my iphone 4 factory and i upgrade to 6.1 when i connect it to itunes it apears The SIM card inserted in this iPhone does not appear to be supported This iPhone is not currently setup to work with carrier you're attempting to use. Please

i unlocked my iphone 4 factory and i upgrade to 6.1 when i connect it to itunes it apears
The SIM card inserted in this iPhone does not appear to be supported
This iPhone is not currently setup to work with carrier you're attempting to use. Please insert another SIM card from a supported carrier or request that this iPhone be unlocked.

It sounds like you or someone else hacked the phone to unlock it. Updating it locked it to the original carrier.
How did you unlock it? The ONLY legitimate way is to ask the carrier it is locked to to unlock it. Any other way requires hacking or jailbreaking the phone.

NE2 and Annual upgrade?

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for