close

Discovered in

Find other sites about

Related Sites

  • Showing 9 of 11
  • Reviews of the site
  • Join StumbleUpon or login to add a review! default avatar

  • Reviewed by asanka000 on Jul 25, 6:55pm

    bit old but not bad

  • Reviewed by somethingunnamed on Jul 24, 6:18pm

    This is really old info.

  • Rated by stellina88 on Apr 03 2009, 7:11am

    halloooo

  • Rated by djbalance on Mar 26 2009, 8:36pm

    As a store manager for a very large premier agent, I can tell you that some of these are just not true and some of these are not secrets. They are also typical of the bullish and often times poor attitude of the corporate store employees.

  • Reviewed by kibbeyje on Mar 05 2009, 4:40pm

    I think this is probably about half and half bullshit and real. But SuperGluzie down there, with the "my salesperson's undivided attention is the least of my expectations" is all bullshit. Great for you for having good expectations, but your expectations won't change the way the world works. Nothing personal - it just seems like, especially here in America, everyone thinks that they're entitled to things they way they OUGHT to be, and anything else is an affront to their dignity as a human being. Things are as they are. Deal. Learn to make the best of it.

  • Rated by Grays42 on Feb 20 2009, 10:46pm

    This is idiotic. #1: Insurance IS NOT A RIP-OFF. Let's say you get a Voyager, and paid about $150 for it. Break it? $410 to replace without insurance. Never get a high-end phone without it--you never know what will happen. #2: I'm not sure what district this rep is from, but no way in hell are Verizon reps this lenient about manager overrides. Maybe it varies by region, who knows; manager overrides are for exceptions in extreme circumstances, not to make sales. #3: What's the point of doing a one-year contract instead of two? The one-year price is startlingly close to full retail price. If you want a new phone after 10 months, you'd honestly be better off getting a two-year contract in the first place and buying a phone at full retail after 10 months. Look: Verizon is a good company. They're out to make money, but in this business, you get what you pay for. Be aware of what reps are graded on: activations, accessories, and data features. When you buy a phone with nothing attached, you hurt the store. They're not greedy, they're trying to meet their quotas. If you're going to be stingy, buy online. Now, to specifically address SuperGluzie: Please don't take that attitude into a store with you. Verizon reps are people too, and if you're stuck up, you will be exacting the bare minimum that store reps will provide to you (which might be great, who knows). Be courteous and friendly, and it goes a long way to getting that behavior reciprocated.

  • Reviewed by freiza2k1 on Feb 15 2009, 8:00am

    i sell cell phone and most of this is bull

  • Rated by robinbal on Dec 14 2008, 1:01am

    "The only benefit to a 2 yr contract is a $50 savings on your phone. Its not worth it. Take the $50 and get a 1 year then you can upgrade to a new phone every 10 months."

  • Reviewed by SuperGluzie on Dec 04 2008, 4:21pm

    Comments like "if you don't do ___, the store rep won't be as motivated to help you" are really upsetting to me. If a salesperson does not provide excellent customer service, they are not doing their job. I, the consumer, should not need a series of special tips and tricks to get his or her attention. My salesperson's undivided attention is the least of my expectations.