If you are on a contract with a phone company you can get a free upgrade if you are on contract with them, you just need to talk to Verizon about free Verizon phones while on contract.
Here's a Verizon phone with no contract: http://www.buy.com/specialty_store_6/verizon-cell-phones-with-no-contracts/67266.html . You'll need to buy service separately,
Yes you can
You need to go and ask Verizon what your options are (it will depend on the contract you signed).
An unlocked cell phone means that it can be used with any carrier. It does not have to have a contract; however, it can have a phone line on it. (any phone line, not just at&t, verizon, & sprint)
Buying the phone from Verizon can save you money, time, and effort. Verizon has excellent prices on mobile phones, and it's easier to buy the phone with a contract than to buy the phone and contract separately.
People that have smartphones with Verizon may have no contract they just buy the smart phone in a very expensive price but with no contract. Just go to the Verizon website and see the plans.
"A major benefit of a Vodafone contract versus a Verizon contract is that with Vodafone you can upgrade 6 months earlier than Verizon. Also, Vodafone has a buyback program where you can cash in your old mobile phone, whereas Verizon does not have this type of deal."
I would like to know if its possible to turn my verizon contract phone and switch it to a pre-pay??
Verizon.com is a great resource for you since you are specifically asking about Verizon. They have excellent customer service available by phone, internet or at the Verizon shops.
Yes, you can get a no contract phone with Verizon. You can buy it everywhere, even at the Verizon store. But you have to be aware that certain discounts do not count when you buy a no contract phone, and your phone has to be verizon compatible.
You used to be able to buy a prepaid phone from Walmart and activate it on your Verizon contract. I bought dad a new LG from Walmart not too long ago and when I dialed *228 and option 3 to activate, it said that they werent able to activate the phone because it has to be active on a prepaid account for at least 6 months. I've always bought prepaid phones but now the Verizon system has caught up. I used to work for Verizon Wireless and I didnt have any problems until now.