“IF I PURCHASE THE DROID Z FORCE. IS THERE A DIFFERENT MONTHLY RATE WHETHER I PURCHASE THE PHONE FOR 99. OR LEASE IT FOR 21+?”
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Yes it is different. Cell companies are leading people to the payment option for many reasons. In your case it would cost you more. If you did a payment option it would be your 26 monthly phone payment ( on the lower end price) and say you had the lowest data plan so another 35 and then you have line fee which would be 20. So it would be 26+35+20 which =81 dollars. This is the base plan for a payment option. A contract would cost you the 35 data plan and 40 for line service. So the cost would be 35+40 which = 75 dollars a month. Now a contract if you add it up would cost you 1800 for 2 years while a payment option will cost you 1944 for 2 years. But then you have fees taxes ect. in the end a contract is cheaper by about 200 bucks. Now most carriers offer to pay your cancellation fee if you switch over. Also if your grandfathered into a good plan keep it and pay the monthly payments. If you are new to verizon me myself I would say get the contract. Its cheaper and if you hate the phone or service you can always get a new one on the payment plan ( YES you can get a different phone while in a contract).Also you would be able to sell that MotoZ if you wanted to. In all my conclusion is if you do not have verizon get a contract. If you already do and have a grandfathered good plan make the payments( no phones worth losing that great monthly plan).
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.depending on your cellular carrier, we have Verizon with the edge plan at $15.00 a month for 24 months.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Yes, depending on your plan and current contract status, your bill may or may not go up when you do a 2 year vs a installment billing plan. Also if you are asking about leasing it with Sprint, the Moto Z and Moto Z Force is only available for Verizon
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