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[DrDiff]

I was waiting for the Droid Fighter/Razar HD but the news on Wednesday caused me to pull the trigger and grab a Razar Maxx. It is supposed to arrive on Monday.

Kinda afraid to root as I've been hearing that Verizon considers any Factory reset to be registering a new device and that could kill my unlimited data plan.

[shizumie]

I was waiting for the Droid Fighter/Razar HD but the news on Wednesday caused me to pull the trigger and grab a Razar Maxx. It is supposed to arrive on Monday.

Kinda afraid to root as I've been hearing that Verizon considers any Factory reset to be registering a new device and that could kill my unlimited data plan.

Hadnt heard that about factory reset.

I am fear my blade!

[wulf]

Hadnt heard that about factory reset.

I am fear my blade!

Same hear, lol. Its the IME and serial # that would be the thing that would determine if its a new device I would think.

Besides only thing that would kill unlimited data is signing a new contract.

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[Averix]

You can still swap SIM cards between devices. The way I read the announcements you only have to move to shared data and no unlimited if
A) you move from 3G to 4G after they put the share plans in effect or
if you get a subsidized phone and a 2 year contract renewal after the share plans are in effect.

It better not be switching between devices. I have to do that all the time at work. My SIM card gets a good workout and is rather promiscuous with different phones.

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What "news"? Did I miss something?

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[Memnoch73]

What "news"? Did I miss something?

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Nah man just another thread started about unlimited Data

Guys can we take this all to the original thread please:

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[veldy]

You won't lose your unlimited data as long as data remains active on your line uninterrupted. It doesn't matter if you move from 4G to 3G and back to 4G (I did it). If you do go back to 3G for any reason they will blacklist your 4G SIM card, so you will have to get another when you move back to 4G.

[iamthesgt]

You can still swap SIM cards between devices. The way I read the announcements you only have to move to shared data and no unlimited if
A) you move from 3G to 4G after they put the share plans in effect or
if you get a subsidized phone and a 2 year contract renewal after the share plans are in effect.

It better not be switching between devices. I have to do that all the time at work. My SIM card gets a good workout and is rather promiscuous with different phones.

It is not. I just confirmed with a Verizon rep that you do get to keep your unlimited.

[LauraSakura]

I upgraded last weekend for the same reason, I wanted to be sure I upgraded BEFORE the new share plans go into effect!