I am, for the first time, quite upset with Verizon Wireless...and I've been a customer in good standing for between 8 and 10 years now. I bought the 32GB S3 and I used nearly every bit of available memory on it. When the S4 was available to order, I went to a DE store and asked if they would be coming out with the 32GB soon. They guy told me that because the S3 32GBs didn't sell well, Verizon would not be selling a 32GB S4. So, I ordered the 16GB S4. When AT&T came out with the 32GB not long after I ordered my S4, I called Verizon and asked if they would have the 32GB available soon? Again, I was told no, that they had no information from the company indicating whether it would or would never carry it. So, I kept my S4.
Imagine my surprise when I logged in today to check my account and I find that the S4 is available in 32GB. So, I asked if they would exchange the 16GB I have for the 32GB I need. I am told no, because I'm not within the 14 days of purchase time. To me, that is just ridiculous! I am not happy with this decision and I wonder if this is a regular problem for other customers.
I believe these companies, considering all the phone options available, should allow us to order the memory and, if applicable, other features/hardware we want on our phones now. I think that's the next step, after allowing us to upgrade when we wish. I see Verizon, though the last of the 3 major companies, is implementing a program to allow us to upgrade when we want. Maybe they can be the first to ensure we also get all the hardware and/or features we need. I use my phone for work, school and personal activities. I need a good amount of on-board memory, not just the SD card.
I am extremely disappointed and hope the cell providers and phone makers start allowing us to order what we need when we need it, not when they negotiate for them to be released.
Regards,
Knitter1