No, you can't!

I sold cell pones in the early days, size of a brick they were and had to have an 8x10" transceiver in the trunk.

Thanks jt! I had already run over to COSTCO and purchased the little beauty. So, after I read your message I checked Verizon.

No contest. The Costco deal was waaay better, several hundred dollars. Anyhow, I guess Verizon knew I got a new phone when the service was updated, and invited me for free tech help, should I need it.

I had to go buy a USB-C charger to go with the cord provided by Samsung. I havenā€™t tried setting up the new phone, yet, still back in its box, (too busy having fun), and Iā€™ve left my old vacated phone at condo and have been going around with no phone. :smiley:
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I wasnā€™t suggesting you buy from Verizon, just check what phones were available while you had plenty of time to compare them. OBE! I hope the new phone works out for you.

I realized that and I thanked you. I have a couple weeks to see if I like it. It can be returned. It didnā€™t get great reviews on Verizonā€™s site, but most things people found fault with are things I wouldnā€™t use or care about.

Again, Thank You jt for the great suggestion. After the purchase, with your suggestion, I compared Verizonā€™s price (whichever one I can believe) and the best deal of three was $300 over COSTCO and the worst was $500.

Compared with my old dinosaur phone Iā€™m sure I will absolutely like it. I didnā€™t want a new one, I needed a new one. It was time. Iā€™m not going to concern myself with a stupid phone. Life is too short and Iā€™ll choose where to spend my time. VDC driverā€™s suggestion made my decision easier. I had something to motivate me to do it.
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Get a wireless charger for your new phone, like hyper miling, I get 4 to 6 days on a charge. Phones were under my domain and had to replace a few connection boards for the charger.

This was for decades the highway from Atlanta/Birmingham west to Memphis and beyond

When I learned to drive there were gravel drive arounds for trucks over 13ā€™6"high but long trailers with the rear axles extended that were lower than the bridge needed to take the gravel also.

BTW, if you back up a few hundred yards the business that Scrapyard_John worked at seems to be on the right.

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I wonder how @Scrapyard_John is doing, we havenā€™t heard from him in a long time.