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Have a phone you love? Get up to $500 when you bring your phone.
$500 via Verizon e-gift card (sent w/in 8 wks). Activation of 4G LTE/5G phone on 5G Get More plan req’d. Device must remain active for 45 days. $500 charge back if service cancelled w/in 12 mos or eligibility req’s are no longer met. See vzw.com/bring-your-own-device for details.
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Great question. I know I have to look back at some of mine as well. The way to view archived text messages is if you were subscribed to our Verizon Message+ application prior to the time when the text was sent. Or if you were not, you will need a court-ordered subpoena to have the messages recovered.
-Roni
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