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ropeguru Premium join:2001-01-25 Bridgeport, WV clubs: ·VOIPo	Huh?? How will this be a loss for consumers?? This effort by Verizon is to keep people from porting out their number to a different provider. Seems to me they would already be educated as to Verizon's services and pricing which is why they are probably leaving.
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burgerwars join:2004-09-11 Northridge, CA ·voip.ms ·RoadRunner Cable 1 edit	said by ropeguru : How will this be a loss for consumers?? This effort by Verizon is to keep people from porting out their number to a different provider. Seems to me they would already be educated as to Verizon's services and pricing which is why they are probably leaving. I agree. They're equating the loss of their customers to a loss for consumers. If their customers have made a decision and have learned about number porting, I think they're educated enough. If later on these customers aren't happy, they can always go back.
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cdru Go Colts Premium,MVM join:2003-05-14 Fort Wayne, IN	reply to ropeguru said by ropeguru : How will this be a loss for consumers?? I wouldn't call the practice necessarily sleazy, but I also wouldn't call it "right" either. Regardless, the consumer still always had the right to continue to switch to another provider or to remain with Verizon. If you look at it from the standpoint that the customer doesn't get a last chance for a retention discount, then they are losing out on something. Consumer options is never a bad thing.
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