I used to love Verizon for their customer support/service and was so happy with them added everyone in my family on my plan. My 2 year contract ended a couple of months ago and so I had been considering upgrading my phone and extending with another 2 year contract. My current phone fell on the floor which smashed the touchscreen, so that escalated my decision. I ordered a new phone on Thursday, the Verizon web site indicates free overnight delivery for orders over $49 (mine was well over that). When I got my tracking information, it indicated I wouldn't get my phone until Monday (so much for overnight delivery), but that's fine, but as I work (which is how I pay my phone bill) I wouldn't be home when they delivered, which means I wouldn't be able to get it for yet another day since they require a signature (understandable, these phones are expensive). So I contacted FedEx and asked them just to hold it at the FedEx location, they indicated Verizon doesn't allow them to do that. So I contacted Verizon, explained my current phone was broken and that I work during the day and asked them to contact FedEx to have them hold it so I could pick it up there so I could get it faster to replace my broken phone - FedEx requires ID and a signature when you pick it up at their location, so not sure why this should be an issue. Verizon explained that they have had issues with new customers ordering phones giving phoney addresses then requesting to pick it up at the FedEx location. Their concern is understandable, but I am NOT a new customer, I have been a customer for over two years, never missed or was late for any payment, was a loyal customer adding lines for my husband and sons, and have picked up verizon phones at the FedEx location previously without issue. They explained this was their policy and were unbending. I asked if they were willing to lose a customer just because I wanted to pick my phone up where it would be more convenient? Yes, they were in fact willing to lose a customer for that. In addition, since I can't use my broken phone, have no intention of extending my contract (Verizon would rather the phone be returned to them then let me pick it up at FedEx), I wanted to decrease my data package since only my sons would still be on the plan. They won't let me - I am being forced to pay for more data than I need because until they physically receive the phone back that I will never have, my plan is "pending" and they won't allow me to change my data plan. My plan is a Share Everything plan, so we share the data regardless of what phones or how many are on the plan, so there is no reason I shouldn't be able to adjust the data level. Just one more way for Verizon to put the screws to me. What happened? Their customer service used to be so good, now they act like to don't give a crap about the customer. Has anyone else noticed that they only time you receive one of their survey calls is when you have a good experience? I'm had multiple bad experiences over the last couple of days, and not one opportunity to express that experience. Seems like they are trying to skew the results.....