Verizon Max Plan

I'm about to call it quits with Verizon after 4 years with a family plan of 5 lines...
December of 2013 I was looking to upgrade my phone but was grandfathered into the unlimited data plan. I talked to two representatives on the phone and one in a store about what my options were if I wanted to keep my data and was told by all that either I would have to buy a new phone at full price or switch to a 2gb plan for $30 a month. After a lot of hesitation, I finally got into a 2gb plan and just dealt with it.
In February my sister in law who was on my family plan was in the same situation with an unlimited data plan and wanted to upgrade her phone. The first person she talked to quickly told her about the Verizon Max plan where people who had an unlimited plan could upgrade there phones and get a 6gb plan for the same $30 a month. She liked that compromise and went with the plan.
I found out about that and did some research and found that that exact plan was being offered while I was going through my upgrade process. I called VZW customer support and asked if I could get on that plan as I was in the EXACT same situation when I was upgrading but was never told/offered the Verizon Max plan. The customer service rep said I was ineligible because I was outside of the window where they could make changes to plans. She told me that I probably wasn't offered the plan because I didn't use hardly any data in the previous year. I explained to her that I was in an area that wasn't supported by Verizon Data (only 1x was available, no 3g or LTE) and didn't have an opportunity to even use the data but stayed with Verizon for that year because I had liked the unlimited data and had good experiences with VZW so far. After a bit of back and forth, she was not budging as I didn't qualify for the upgrade because it was too late to make changes and that I didn't use data anyway, so what did it matter.
Now I have a plan 1/3 the size of my sister in law for the same price because I apparently didn't talk to well informed VZW employees or, more of what I'm thinking the problem is, I'm not as attractive as my sister in law and have to find out for myself the deals that Verizon is offering instead of having them told to me.
Either way, unless we can come up with some sort of solution for how VZW is going to treat their customers fairly, I'll be leaving them for another provider...
C'mon Verizon, step up your game and correct this.

I realize that the plan is only offered when switching from unlimited data to a tiered data plan. That is the reason I am here now is because I switched from an unlimited data plan to a tiered data plan while this deal was being offered but was never told by the 3 Verizon employees about the Max plan.
I was hoping that we could work something out but it seems all I'm going to get is an apology for not offering the plan when I was eligible and for not being able to do anything to fix that.
I'll be cancelling my service with you in hopes of finding another provider that appreciates a loyal customer who pays their $250+ bill on time each month.

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I have been 1 of your customers since August of 2006.
I even own a 2nd phone line that I have been using since approximately 2002
Most recently I had inquired with Verizon Customer service about upgrading my cell phone from a BlackBerry to a Droid Maxx (for one of my accounts)
My first inquiry was with a Verizon Rep on the Verizon Online Chat on February 16, 2014. I told her that I wanted to upgrade my cell phone from a BlackBerry to a Droid Maxx, and I inquired about my Unlimited Data Plan. She said I would “not” lose my Unlimited Data Plan even if I upgraded to a Droid Maxx. I also asked about a Hot Spot, and she said that would be “included in my Unlimited Data Plan” at no extra charge.
I called Verizon 611 later that same evening and talked live with a Verizon Rep, again asking and confirming the answers to the same questions. I also asked about “throttling” if I went beyond a certain usage on my data plan, if I upgraded to a new cell phone. He told me that I would not be limited to certain speeds and bandwidth, no matter how much I used my cell phone since Verizon does not throttle their customers’ data speeds (since Verizon had received so many complaints in the past for throttling, so they do not do that anymore). He also said there would “not be an issue with upgrading to a new cell phone and keeping my current data plan.
A few days later, as I looked further into upgrading my device, and trying to make a final decision, I again called Verizon 611 – Customer Service. But this time the Verizon Rep that I talked to contradicted the other two Verizon Reps info because he told me that I would “lose my unlimited data plan” if I switched to a new cell phone. He also said if I made any changes to my plan, I would lose my Unlimited Data. He said there would also be an additional charge for a Hot Spot. I asked about bringing on a 2nd person to my plan, and keeping Unlimited Data on one of the phones, while having a 2nd data plan package for the other phone for the additional person. He told me the Unlimited Data Plan would only apply to the Original phone on this account and the original phone number. But if I added a 2nd person/phone to my account they would “not” have Unlimited Data since the new (2nd phone) was not grand-fathered in to this current plan that I had with Verizon.
Finally I decided to go in person to visit a Verizon Store. When I went into the Verizon Store at Jantzen Beach, North Portland, Oregon, the Rep I talked to said she had been with Verizon for almost 8 years. She said all of the info that the other “3” Verizon Reps had given me was “not” accurate. At this time, I learned that “ANY/ALL changes to my plans would immediately make me lose my Unlimited Data Plan. And the ONLY way I could keep this plan, would be to buy my own cell phone (at full Retail cost) and have it added to my account. And that if I tried to add a Hot Spot, it would cost additional money outside of my data plan. Also if I tried to add a 2nd person/cell phone to my existing account that I would immediately lose the Unlimited Data Plan. I was not allowed to change my cell phone#, add any additional user or cell phone, or upgrade my device without losing my Unlimited Data. She also said maybe I was told something different by the 611 Customer Service Reps because they have authority to make changes or exceptions to plans, and that normal Verizon Store employees do not have authority to make the same changes.
My complaint and question to Verizon is…..WHY do all “4” Verizon Reps have different explanations, advice, rules, etc…when it comes to something as simple as upgrading to a new device and wanting to keep my current plan? To me, the rules and explanations should not vary day to day, and depending upon who I talk to?
I was originally an AT&T Customer prior to 2006 and I switched to Verizon. This is my first real experience with HORRIBLE customer service and deception from Verizon!
IF I had made any changes when I initially or immediately after I inquired via the Online Chat, I would have LOST my current data plan! And then to tell me that I need to go out & buy my OWN phone at FULL Retail price If I want to keep a plan that I’ve had for years now!!!
How much money have I already paid to Verizon in Monthly usage charges since 2006 (for almost 8 years now)??? And you want to reward me for this loyalty and being a Long time customer by cheating me out of my current plan, or trying to deceive me with false promises that I won’t lose the plan? And then when I finally do want to upgrade, you will take that plan from me? And even after being a customer for 8 years with one account and almost 12 years with my 2nd Verizon account (that I listed at the beginning of this letter), you won’t even offer to give me a free device or a discounted device for renewing my plan? NOW I need to buy my own phone if I want to continue on with my current data plan?
None of this makes sense, and I have now been told “4” different versions of rules, exceptions and Plan change policies by 4 different Verizon Reps! They ALL work for the same company --- Verizon Wireless --- so they should ALL have the same answers and rules, right? I really feel nobody is being honest & upfront with me about this, and I am seriously considering moving back to AT&T Wireless. As at this point, Verizon wants to do nothing to reward me for being a long-time customer. I’m beginning to feel that the goal here is to deceive me and cheat me out of my Unlimited Data plan.
What can you do to make this right? I know you must have record of the Online Chat and also you record 611 Customer Service calls too? How can you explain why all “4” of your Reps have different rules and explanations for Verizon phone plans?
If I do not receive an acceptable response to this letter, you can count on me moving back to AT &T Wireless. I will also tell all of my Friends & Family that are currently with Verizon about this negative experience. In the past I have encouraged others to move to Verizon Wireless, but now I no longer feel that is good advice for anyone.
My boyfriend who “almost considered” switching his service to Verizon, is now seriously considering the integrity of Verizon. He works in Information Technology with large corporations and will also pass this story on to his business associates.
I look forward to your response and explanation. I feel that after my long term loyalty as a Verizon Customer, I deserve much better treatment and honest answers from Verizon.

cheralin333 wrote:
I find this all very interesting that the 3 responses I got to this post are ALL defending Verizon jacking around a long time customer. I would almost venture to guess that Verizon hires people (probably in India & Pakistan) to read their forums and defend whatever they do to their customers. How do I become the bad person for wanting good customer service? How are they in the right for trying to be deceitful. None of their Reps had the "same story or info." NOW I have 3 responses from "supposed PEERS" or other customers in the Verizon Community. But instead of rallying with me as a customer all 3 are posting comments like they "work for Verizon." And even Ann's response contained info that I already had in my original post. And this last post from pherson knocks me for not being loyal?? I have been loyal for over a decade but why would I kiss up to anyone that is trying to make me take it in the shorts??? I'm convinced you are all making minimum wage from Verizon to read their forums and defend their ridiculous practices. Go find a real job.
No one is "defending" Verizon. We are telling you that
A) No one from Verizon corporate will see you post
B) Even if they did they are not going to change policy because 1 customer or a few or 1000 or 10,000 threaten to leave.
So there is no point to your rant. It was waste of time. The people you intended it for aren't going to see or care. Also the FCC, FTC, BBB, etc etc are also a waste of time. The only thing you can do that you have power over is to speak with your wallet and go elsewhere. That would be FAR more productive than what you've done here. I still don't get how people think that because they made a post on a messageboard they can change things. Like people haven't been complaining about this for literally the last 620 days. How's that worked out so far?
Oh and I SHOULD report your post that is full of insults. Next one I WILL. How is that for a threat?

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