This is news for those who are using Verizon as their cellular or smart phone provider: prepare for Verizon’s Warranty Exchange Policy. Indeed, this provider was reportedly to change the term of its CLNP stands for Certified Like New Program. This alteration will probably make people, especially users wish that this provider will not alter their policy again. One main reason if that this Verizon’s Warranty Exchange Policy is much more demanding that the previous applied policy.

The Verizon’s Warranty Exchange Policy is mainly affecting those whose Android was destroyed. Those who either intentionally or accidently send in their destroyed Android will not get a new replacement, without a serious penalty from the provider. There are several requirements in Verizon’s Warranty Exchange Policy, and there should be no blemish permitted in the phone’s touch screen and keyboard to ask for warranty. Another requirement is that there should be no more than two blemishes found. Totally, there are five points in this warranty exchange.

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