So in my quest to save some money on expenses, I called Verizon to see if I can get rid of the unlimited internet access I have on the phone. It would save me $30 a month-well I think I would have had an easier time convincing the Louvre to let me have the Mona Lisa. " Well it's the best plan available for you" " But I don't want it-there's wireless everywhere and I can get by without the internet on my phone-"Well all cell phone companies require data and you are stuck with this plan until it goes away." Ok fine-Is the internet required to make a phone call? " Well no but you are stuck with the data plan and if we switch you to a lesser plan it will cost more." My response to that-" I don't think that is what less is more is supposed to mean-what if other industries did that-well if you don't want the Cadillac and buy the Kia-you'll have to pay more." Well now I am waiting for a phone call from the third manager in the Verizon customer service division.
50 minutes of phone grief. Let's see how the phone call this afternoon goes.
Well talked to more than one supervisor and got the same spiel all day-I am stuck with data plan on the smart phone. They really want to hold onto that $30. I realize that if I get rid of the data plan i would lose a lot of apps but so what. Phone calls do not require the internet and I could still use wireless if needed. So the customer service is basically unhelpful and the supervisor you get connected to is useless. Any ideas how I can get around the spiel talkers and get the plan cancelled? It's a Verizon policy not a federal one to have the data plan. Do they really need my $30 per month?