Thanks for wasting my few hours Verizon.
Initial offer would says for instance "Upto $1000 credit for Trade-In" means not necessary full amount of $1000 which is pretty common., but after providing IMEI and device condition, it still shows Trade-In value : $1000 for almost all of old devices such as iPhone15/14/13/X/6S towards latest iPhone 16 Pro. It was too good to be true for $1000 of credit if I trade-In iPhone 6S towards new iPhone 16 Pro, but I kept continue and provided credit card details, signed initial contract, put SSN# for credit check etc JUST BECAUSE SUMMARY was still showing $1000 of credits costing $0.00 for new iPhone 16 Pro. Long story short, after going through all the hassle, they flipped and no longer interested to award $1000 off from trade in iPhone 6S. Glad there's a 45 days free return but why should I trust a company for 36 months if they flip within an hour? I rather stary with my current service provider cuz they've never flipped in 8years. I DO PAY ATTENTION on each and every step, read through contract. Yes, Initial quote and final quote should be same as long as no changes being made.
