Wirefly's deal can get you a $40 credit on your Verizon bill for each 4G LTE smartphone activation
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Running through May 24th, Wirefly is currently offering a $40 bill credit from Verizon when you upgrade or activate a new 4G LTE enabled smartphone. The only stipulation is that the promotion is only valid for up to 5 lines, which means that it targets family plans as well. Still, a $40 bill credit for each activated 4G LTE smartphone is generous enough in this day and age. At the maximum, you’ll be entitled to a $200 bill credit on a future wireless bill if you upgrade/activate 5 devices.
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source: Wirefly via AndroidGuys
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3 Comments
1. DigitalMD posted on 21 May 2012, 14:51 1
Verizon ??? LMAO>>>If you are under 4GB a month, then you are not using the smart in your smart phone. I use it for work and easily do over 500Mb on a work day just checking email and using dropbox and maps. All this BS has nothing to do with network capacity and everything is geared to stream more $$$ out of your wallet. Did you ever hear Verizon advertise that they have the lowest capacity of any of the big three providers??
2. JC557 posted on 21 May 2012, 17:46 0
As someone out in the field doing forensics I use email, weather, maps, various downloads (many of which are pdf) and then browse the web during down time. My data usage still comes in under 2GB a month with me never exceeding 3.5GB. I'd say I'm using the smart features of the smartphone.
Yes, data prices could be lower and caps more reasonable.
3. silver0681 posted on 22 May 2012, 00:35 0
And this is wirefly giving bill credits it's Verizon giving them RadioShack is also offering same deal. As I'm sure every other Verizon seller.
