You know, you can always file it for anti-competitive practices. Sprint is an example of a carrier who will port your number to Google Voice for you without messing up your contract. The reasons Verizon does not want to do this is because G-Voice makes VVM obsolete, a service which would normally cost ~$3 extra per month. G-Voice also allows the user to block unlimited numbers which VZW creates with the parental controls package for $5 extra per month.
The other is that Verizon is indeed blocking the Google Wallet app from the Play store. This is the app which will show to be in direct competition with Isis.
Another would be deceptive practices because Verizon dubbed this as an AOSP phone though has not allowed Google to sign the CDMA binaries. False advertising all the way.
Net Neutrality violation by preventing the development of Android from Google on a CDMA device after agreeing with Google to provide the necessary authentication for this.
etc. etc.
