Too late to go back to alltel plan??

I'm a little irritated with this new data plan deal with Verizon. Mostly because I found out I had to get a smartphone before July 7th to keep my unlimited data plan I already have on my EnvTouch. This isn't what really irriatates me though.
I had an alltel plan till about two weeks ago. It was called local B 400 minutes for 30.00 a month. I also had the unlimited data 29.99 which was a verizon data plan. I work for the government so I get an employee discount 18 percent on voice, 20% on data. Well I figured out that if I switched to a Verizon plan I can get the discount on voice and the discount on data and the total bill will actually come out cheaper then my alltel plan and unlimited data. Now this new data plan comes out and I will lose my discount on data and my bill will now be more expensive then had I just left it the way it was with the alltel plan.
Since I just did this two weeks ago Verizon sold me on the idea that I would save money (which I am, but not for long when they take away my data discount) and now they are changing it do you think there is anyway they would let me go back?

tkuligowski wrote:
I'm a little irritated with this new data plan deal with Verizon. Mostly because I found out I had to get a smartphone before July 7th to keep my unlimited data plan I already have on my EnvTouch. This isn't what really irriatates me though.
I had an alltel plan till about two weeks ago. It was called local B 400 minutes for 30.00 a month. I also had the unlimited data 29.99 which was a verizon data plan. I work for the government so I get an employee discount 18 percent on voice, 20% on data. Well I figured out that if I switched to a Verizon plan I can get the discount on voice and the discount on data and the total bill will actually come out cheaper then my alltel plan and unlimited data. Now this new data plan comes out and I will lose my discount on data and my bill will now be more expensive then had I just left it the way it was with the alltel plan.
Since I just did this two weeks ago Verizon sold me on the idea that I would save money (which I am, but not for long when they take away my data discount) and now they are changing it do you think there is anyway they would let me go back?
Uhm... what?
What new data plan? You are completely getting a lot of misinformation here. You are not a new customer and you get to KEEP your data plan. Any discount you have will stay there UNLESS the company you work for changed their agreement with Verizon.

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