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If I decide to purchase a new phone, would another person be able to use my old one (they are a Verizon Wireless customer) without any problems? Someone was telling me I might have a problem with the ESN # or something?
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Once you activate your new phone, your old phone is clean and can be sold.
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If your old phone was on a prepaid plan, it has to have been active for at least 6 months before it could be used on a post paid plan. If the phone was on a post paid plan, and you simply deactivated it to use a new phone, then sure, you can sell or give it to another Verizon customer to activate on their line. There should be no problems at all.
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Essentially the only time they wouldn't be able to activate the phone would be in any of 3 cases. One: you lost the phone at one time or had it stolen and returned, and during the time it was gone had suspended the line due to a lost phone, and had activated another phone as a temporary replacement (its complicated but Tech support has to remove it from a list of phones that have been reported lost or stolen). Two: Your account was disconnected due to nonpayment (seeing as how you seem to be thinking of upgrading, should be no problems there ) Or 3, as Suzy pointed out, if it was a prepaid phone active for less than 6 months. ^_^