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Verizon has always treated me fairly.
Why is it that customers think they are entitled to a free upgrade? If you buy a car that turns out to be a lemon, the stealership won't give you the new and improved model for free. They will give you a replacement of the same model you purchased.
If you buy spoiled sirloin from the grocery store, they don't replace it with filet... You get more sirloin.
If you buy a St. Johns Bay shirt that has a hole in it, you don't get a Lacost as a replacement...
Why should Verizon be required to give you a free upgrade?
Verizon has always treated me fairly.
Why is it that customers think they are entitled to a free upgrade? If you buy a car that turns out to be a lemon, the stealership won't give you the new and improved model for free. They will give you a replacement of the same model you purchased.
If you buy spoiled sirloin from the grocery store, they don't replace it with filet... You get more sirloin.
If you buy a St. Johns Bay shirt that has a hole in it, you don't get a Lacost as a replacement...
Why should Verizon be required to give you a free upgrade?
Honestly, I'd just be happy that you'll get a Droid next, if you get another Eris that fails. That seems reasonable to me - two replacements that fail allows an upgrade to another device.
Verizon no longer has the policy that gives a different model after 3 bad phones. Doesn't mean it won't happen, it is just not standard operating procedure any more.