“If I were to purchase this phone to replace my present phone on Verizon would there be an upgrade charge even though it is not a upgrade and I would not change my plan in any way?”
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Yes, in this situation Verizon calls it an "activation fee" which is the same 40 charge as an upgrade. Verizon is going to get theirs.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.With Verizon as long as you are eligible for an upgrade you can do it BUT there is an activation fee. I was told by Best Buy the activation fee would be $30 but Verizon is trying to charge me $40 so I will be battling that charge. It even is specified on order $30 activation fee. Always an argument when it comes to Verizon and Best Buy does not help in resolving the issue.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I had no upgrade charge when I purchased my motog6.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I purchased the phone for $72 at Best buy after owning a G5 for over two years. My Verizon says I'm still eligible for an upgrade so I don't think it affected anything and there was no upgrade charge (yet that I know of).
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi mike, Thanks for reaching out. However, Verizon will be the one who can give you an answer to that so it is best for you to contact them first to have it confirmed. In case you need help, Please email us at [email protected] to further assist you. - Frank
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