How Do I Check My Verizon Upgrade Date?
To find out if you're eligible for a Verizon upgrade, visit Verizon's Eligible Upgrade page, and type in your mobile phone number tied to your account. You'll then see when you're due for an upgrade according to your contract.

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Consequently, how do I know when I am due for an upgrade?

There are a few ways to check if your phone is eligible for an upgrade. You can call #874 from your iPhone, and you'll get a text message back, letting you know when you're eligible to get a shiny new phone.

Furthermore, how much does it cost to upgrade your phone with Verizon? When upgrading, there's an upgrade fee when you buy a new device at retail price or with device payments. The fee is $20 when you upgrade through the My Verizon app or My Verizon online. The fee is $40 when you upgrade in a store or by phone.

People also ask, how can I get Verizon to give me an early upgrade?

Verizon's early upgrade program is seemingly straightforward. You can upgrade to a new phone with Verizon once you have paid off 50% of its retail price under your device repayment program—and return it in good working condition.

What number do you text to see if you have an upgrade?

To find out if you're ready to upgrade:

  1. log in to My EE to see when you can upgrade for free.
  2. text UP to 150 for free from an EE phone.
  3. if you're looking for a new device, follow the prompts to log in from our shop pages - you'll usually get a better price as you're already with EE.
Related Question Answers

What happens if you don't upgrade your phone?

However, once a contract ends, you've paid for your phone – so if you simply continue to pay the same amount you are overpaying! That's because even when you don't choose to upgrade your handset, most network providers will keep charging you for the same bundle you originally agreed to.

When you upgrade your phone do you keep the old one?

This is where some decision making comes into play. You basically have two options when it comes to your old phone: you keep it or you ditch it. That's the basis of it, anyway. If you decide to keep your device, then you at least have a back-up plan in the case that something happens to your new phone.
Alexander Ross

Alexander Ross

Gaming, Esports & Interactive Media Writer

Alexander Ross has covered the video game industry for a decade, writing deep dives on game design, esports tournaments, VR developments, and gaming culture.