REDUCTION of family plan from 3 to 2?

Would like to reduce family plan from 3 to 2, what are the fees, if any, for 1400 minute family plan? Is there any kind of early
cancellation fee involved, if so how much?

Only fees involved would be for the early termination. $350 for smart phones $175 for others, these fees are prorated depemding on the term left in your contract.

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Hi, last week, i´ve subscribed the family-plan for me an 3 members. Now I want to invite one more member, so i´d like to upgrade to 1 Master and 4 Members. Is this possible ore do I have to wait till the end of the month? Is it possible to pay the difference of the amount?

Hey there , welcome to the community!
To add an additional subaccount to your Family plan, you will firstly need to cancel your existing plan subscription here. Once cancelled, you will be able to upgrade to Spotify Family again and select the new plan here. Let me know how that goes! :)

Double charge full month of Family Plan which only used for 7 days and full month of individual plan

I changed from Family Plan to Individual Plan and I got only refund back $9.99 for one line that stay with Verizon but I got charged double both Family Plan and Individual Plan for full month without any credits for 23 days of unused Family Plan. ($120-discount Family Plan + $39.99-discount Individual Plan) per 1 month (from 06/07 to 07/06).
I am asking the credit of unused 23 days of Family Plan back into my account when I changed from Family plan to Individual plan then I got the answer like this which I do not agree at all.
"As the previous rep stated since the numbers were ported out the bill continued to bill until the end of the current bill cycle. This is the reason why there was no credit issued for the first month in advance. Had the numbers not been ported, and instead disconnected, there would have been a refund issued for any unused portion of the service"
I never saw any clause saying that porting numbers would not get credit issued for any unused portion of the month billed in advance.
I expected refund 23 days credit of the Family plan from 06/06 to 07/06 back to my account since the family plan supposed to be disconnected on 06/07 but because of porting time schedule from other carrier so that all 4 lines completely disconnected the service 1 week later which is on 06/13/2012 and only 1 line(my current number) left as individual plan as it planned originally 06/07.
Family Plan with corporate discount: $120-$16 cisco discount/month------> each day is: $104/30 days= $3.46/day
23 days unused of Family Plan is : $3.46 x 23= $79.58
I still expect missing credits into my account: $79.58-$9.99= $69.59.
At the least if you want to take away the $16 discount for the last month of Family plan, then you still owe me the refund of ($69.59-$16)= $53.59

verizonloyal wrote:
You left out the next important sentence ..... If it is your intention to fool all other members, please correct it.
This is the path for the whole thing:"Customer Agreement"
http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/support/customer-agreement
I am not a Prepaid customer and I will be entitled to a refund of unused charge from an advanced month charge. Any cancellation should honor that..I called the customer representative to ask in advance what happened when I plan to keep only one line and change to individual plan ,she assured me that I will get credits for any unused of Family Plan of the advanced month, the new Individual Plan charge will take over and I would not get double charge at all.
I am the customer with Verizon very long time, more than 5 years and I can not believe that you charged me double like that.
Please return me back my money.
I am NOT trying to fool anyone. As with the sentence you highlighted, if what I highlighted ONLY pertained to prepaid customers, it would have indicated it in the sentence. Since it did not, it DOES NOT. Postpaid customers are NOT mentioned at all within the section about porting numbers. Are you saying since they are not mentioned that postpaid customers CANNOT port their numbers? Didn't think so. The entire paragraph is about ALL Verizon customers EXCEPT the sentence which specifically singles out prepaid customers. You are responsible for all charges until the end of the billing cycle from the point of porting, not from when you asked to be ported. Therefore you are responsible for the charges for the "Family Plan" until the end of the billing cycle.
Unfortunately, you only left ONE phone on the account when you ported out your numbers. Therefore the single line could NOT have been left on a Family Plan, and was therefore migrated to an Individual Plan. AT MOST, you would be entitled to a prorated refund of the $9.99 access fee FOR THAT ONE LINE, since that line was not canceled due to the porting. However, you should ONLY be responsible for Individual Plan charges from the point your single line was migrated until the end of the billing cycle, NOT for an entire month of service. Of course, your bill would show that the following month was being charged, too, since Verizon charges a month in advance.
While Verizon may refund you more money just to placate you, according to the CUSTOMER AGREEMENT, you are not entitled to it.
Good luck.

Using a phone from a Family Plan to a Single Line Plan

I am currently on a Family Plan and looking to switch to my own Single Line Plan. I would like to use my iPhone 6 and the same number on the new plan. Is this possible?

You'd need to do an Assumption of Liability. From this link:
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note # 2 under Assumption of Liability.

Using upgrade from another family plan

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Probably not directly. The easiest way would be to just upgrade that line normally with your choice of phone, and then activate it on the line that used the upgrade briefly. After that, they have accepted the new contract and can swap back to their old phone, freeing the new device to be activated on any Verizon line.

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As I understand the plans now (and this could be wrong, they change so often I get confused!!) to have the "pay as you go" data, on the More Everything, you have 700 shared minutes. To bump up to unlimited minutes, there is an attached data plan of 500 MB, and the total cost for 4 basic phones, unlimited minutes and text, 500 MB data, is $100/mo ($20 for each basic phone line access, and $20 for the data). The 700 shared minutes and pay as you go data is $85.
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Will it cost anything to port number from virgin to a vzw family plan?

I looked and couldn't see this (slightly convoluted) situation covered anywhere. I was wondering if you could help.
I use one line of a 5-phone family plan (I'm not the account owner). I have a sister who is interested in taking over the line but would like to bring her virgin mobile pay-as-you-go number when she takes over the phone. I don't need to take the current vzw number with me, so would there be any charge from verizon for that? Thanks in advance for any help.

Thanks for the reply, Wildman. I guess the ETF was what I was afraid of. She says she did call verizon and they told her the virgin number could be ported.
But to avoid paying anything, it sounds like she'll just have to take the number I've been using and lose her old number. Someone correct that if I'm not thinking right. I guess I thought I might not have to pay the ETF if I don't need to take my current vzw number anywhere else.

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1) get him a new Galaxy S4 through Amazon
2) put him on my share everything plan (share my data, and pay $40/mo for phone service)
3) but keep his existing number.
Is that possible? It does not seem possible using the Amazon online system. When I try to add another line of service on my Share Everything plan and port his number, it says not possible to port from Verizon to Verizon. Do I have to leave Verizon and go to ATT in order to port numbers?

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Hi, I'm just wondering which number I would need to call to delete a line from my plan. I had a family plan with a total of four lines on it. I am the account holder, and two of the lines were removed onto their own plan today. That leaves me and my brother as the only two lines on the family plan. I want to cancel his line (his contract is already up and he apparently lost his phone months ago and doesn't care to replace it) and start a plan by myself. I have tried calling the basic toll free number and I am switched back and forth among everyone I talk to, and the online chat is ALWAYS busy. I was just wondering if there was a way to do this from My Verizon or if there was a number I could call that would direct me to a department specifically dealing with these issues. Thanks in advance.

Cancelling a line has to be done in person or on the phone with customer service. If you call the 800-922-0204 number, choose option 4 and then say "Agent" when prompted. You should be connected to a live person in a couple of minutes.
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Drop an "out of contract" line from family plan, but keep the number

I have a family plan with 4 numbers. One of the numbers (let's call it line#1) is out of contract, so I can drop it without penalty. However, this is my daughter's number and I really don't want it to change. Another of the numbers (line#2) is still under contract, but it is a phone number I don't need any more. Verizon will not let me "swap" these numbers and keep line#1 while dropping line#2 -- unless I pay the termination fee on line#2. So, I'm wondering if this will work:
1. Port line#1 TO Google Voice (paying $20 to do so). This will cancel the Verizon contract for line#1.
2. Activate my daughter's phone with line#2, and configure GV to forward calls/texts from line#1 to line#2.
3. Wait a few days for things to stabilize.
4. Port line#1 FROM Google Voice back TO Verizon, replacing the line#2 phone number.
At the end of this process, I will have effectively dropped the Verizon contract for line #1, have line#1 take over the contract formerly owned by line#2, and removed line#2 from my Verizon account. This is exactly what I explained to 3 different Verizon people, both over the phone and in a store -- and they claim that they can't do it because "the phone number is tied to the contract". They won't let me "swap" or "port" a number within my account, but they will let me replace the phone number on a currently active contract with an external number that gets ported in to Verizon. So, I need to port line#1 OUT of Verizon (paying Google $20 to do this) and then turn around and port it back IN to Verizon, replacing the line#2 phone number I no longer need. I don't see a reason why this will not work, unless Verizon has some self-serving rule about not porting in a number that was recently ported out. (Is there a "waiting period" involved here?) It's idiotic to me that Verizon would rather have me give $20 to Google to port a number out and back in rather than allow me to swap phone numbers on my Verizon account.
Any thoughts?

Thanks, 21stNow and Brian68.
Understood. I use Google Voice as my primary number now, but my daughter would prefer not to mess with it. She wants HER number (line#1) to show up on outgoing calls/texts using the native dialer/messaging apps. She has an iPhone, and I'm an Android guy, so I don't know how well GV integrates with the iPhone's native dialer/messaging apps. (On my Android, my GV number shows up on outgoing calls from the native dialer by choosing to "Use Google Voice to make all calls" in the GV app. I suspect this would be the same on the iPhone. However, texts sent using the native messaging app (not GV) come from my actual cell number -- even if I change the "Callback" number to my GV number.) I suppose I could train her to use GV for messaging, but GV does not handle MMS or group texts -- it just ignores them! I don't care about this, but my 20 year old daughter does!
Regarding being unable to port the number back into Verizon, is this a restriction because it is a former Verizon number? As I understand it, I can log into MyVerizon and choose to "Change Mobile Number" on one of my active contracted lines. There is an option to port in a number to replace the number currently on that line. Other threads suggest that porting from Google Voice works the same as a landline port. Has anyone tried this and had success/failure?

How do i remove a line from my family plan?

I need to remove a line from my family plan, how do i do it on the computer?

You can't cancel service on-line; you'll need to either call Customer Service or visit your local Corporate Verizon store.

Deleting lines from the family plan

Hi,
I have a family plan on my name with 5 lines on it. One of the phones is IPhone and the other ones are simple call&text phones.
If I want to get rid of one of the lines, what are fees for that? I cant find it online anywhere. When I visited store the Verizon stuff were very obscure in information about canceling plans and lines, so I did not get precise info.
Thanks!

dusanmil wrote:
Thanks a lot for the reply!
Is there something more on that on Verizon website? Is there a discount if I want to terminate the whole contract? I am not satisfied at all...
So you want a BETTER deal the more you cancel? Don't think so.
From the Verizon website:
" If you cancel a line of Service, or if we cancel it for good cause, during its contract term, you'll have to pay an Early Termination Fee. If your contract term results from your purchase of an Advanced Device after November 14, 2009, your Early Termination Fee will be $350 minus $10 for each full month of your contract term that you complete. (For a complete list of Advanced Devices, check verizonwireless.com/advanceddevices.) Otherwise, your Early Termination Fee will be $175 minus $5 for each full month of your contract term that you complete. Cancellations will become effective on the last day of that month's billing cycle, and you are responsible for all charges incurred until then. Also, if you bought your wireless device from an authorized agent or third–party vendor, you should check whether they charge a separate termination fee."

Transfer unlimited data from My broken iphone 4 to an existing iphone 4s on my family plan that just has the 2gb shared data.

I have 5 phones on my family plan. One of which is an iphone 4 with the 30.00 unlimited data plan. It broke. So now I would like to switch that number to another phone on my plan, the iphone 4s. The iphone 4s only has the 2gb shared data with the other 3 phones. Will I lose the unlimited plan by switching iPhones? I also am on the month to month contract with the original broken iphone 4 and I don't want to go into another 2 year deal with verizon right now. Thanks for any help. There are soooooo many old comments about this but I can't seem to find any definitive ruling from verizon or otherwise.

Still hesitant on this...:/. I have all 5 lines active. Two are month to month contracts and that includes the iPhone 4 unlimited data and a Samsung note 2 with 2 fb data. The other 3 lines have later contract end dates and are pay data as used. All five share unlimited texts and 1400 minutes. The iPhone 4 broken has not been used and I forwarded the calls to the iPhone 4S with the 2 fb data. So basically I have a dead phone with unlimited data...useless.
I am thinking of just canceling all 5 phones. (The bill is over 280.00 a month). And go to metropcs with the unlimited data with 4 lines at 100.00.
The only thing stopping me is the termination fee which. I am getting to the point of ...whatever. Port i love you and miss you very much. Mom numbers that I want to keep and end verizon completely.
Another speedbump is the service I get here is exceptional. No dropped calls..ever...a little slow.at times...but always available.
If I could just transfer the unlimited to the iphone4s I would stay but I can't see how to do it since all five lines are booked up and I can't get a sixth to do a transfer to.
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