Verizon Wants To Know Why You Broke Its Heart
A reader over at the BoyGeniusReport.com clued them in on a survey he was asked to take upon canceling his contract with Verizon. Some of the screen shots sent to BGR show that the iPhone was a selectable option for leaving. The survey even uses the iPhone as one of the answers to pick when asking "What could Verizon Wireless have offered you to keep you as a customer?" Deeeeespraaate!
What is the survey obviously pointing out to us? That Verizon is seriously kicking it's self in the behind for not taking the iPhone deal when it was first offered to them, and is more than a little self conscious about what they have to offer. Although Verizon has a whole arsenal of hip phone like the Dare and Versa and an onslaught of other phones coming out soon that should keep the teeny boppers on the family plan happy, it's just kind of hard to ignore how they keep fearing you have broken their contract due to the lustrous temptation that is iPhone.
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colinc
March 06, 2009 at 10:05pm
I got asked the same thing (on the phone) when I canceled my Verizon contract. When I said "I got an iPhone" the girl just said "Oh...ok" at which point I said, do you get that a lot? "Yeah, about 40 times today".
Seriously? Now this was a little while back, but that's crazy. I can't imagine how much Verizon has lost to AT&T. I love my 3G (and it's worth putting up with AT&T) but I defiantly miss Verizon. Is the best of both worlds really to much to ask?
auntnee
March 05, 2009 at 8:24pm
verizon has the network apple has the phone DUHHHHHHH !!! stop being thick and hook up !
Jamie
March 05, 2009 at 7:13pm
I looove my iPhone 3G. Sweet, sweet love, in fact. But my 15 year old niece has a Dare, and honestly, for someone that spends most of their time texting, taking photos, and making videos, it's probably a better choice. Not a bad phone at all. It just isn't an iPhone.
kevkevallen
March 05, 2009 at 5:18pm
Ok, so the only reason I DON'T have an iPhone is because its not with Verizon yet. So maybe Verizon will get the hint and hook up with Apple and get the iPhone? Hmmmm, sounds like a plan to me! =]
-Kevin Duncan
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