BlackBerry Curve now available on Verizon

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Bryce @ May 6th 2008 5:40PM

Just to let everyone know, since I just spent the time to find out for myself. If you are already a Verizon Wireless customer and are upgrading your phone, even with a 2-year new contract, the price is $319.99 THERE IS NO $100 ONLINE DISCOUNT (according to the LivePerson Chat I just had on the Verizon website). The discount apparently is for new customers only. There is still the possibility of an Advance Phone Credit if you have a data and voice plan over a certain amount of money, so hopefully that'll bring it down to $219.99 for us return customers...anyways, hope this helps someone.

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Michael @ May 6th 2008 7:58PM

- If it's your NE2, then you receive both NE2 and $100 data credit. ($150-200 off the 2yr price).

- Secondary lines (both new and upgrade) receive a $50 data credit.

- Annual upgrade does not receive a data credit.

Hope this helps!

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Brian @ May 7th 2008 3:50PM

Bryce Your info is absolutely incorrect. I upgraded 3 lines that are all current customers and got the discount on each line.

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