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You Can Now Change Your Verizon Contract Without Extending It

By Adam Frucci Published October 5, 2007, 10:40 am ET

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In a change of policy that’s actually customer friendly for once, as of this Sunday, Verizon will allow you to change your contract without tacking on another 2 years of being shackled to their service. Until now, if you wanted to drop down or increase your monthly minutes, Verizon would force you to resign a contract. No longer! Nice one, big V. [PR Newswire via Consumerist]

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