u/Quiteacard501

July 3 show sucked because of audio software issues.

So I tried to buy a (really nice CPO) rogue for my daughter from a local dealer but they wouldn’t honor agreed upon price. In a fit of rush/rage i bought one from another dealer. Better price but has a small accident in its history and not CPO. Over the last 6 months I’ve filled back coolant tank 3 times. I did have CVT fluid drained and replaced, but I’m convinced this car is doomed to transmission failure and is not in the recall list. The dealer that did the CVT service sent me a letter offering an extended service contract (through Carchex). I usually don’t buy extra warranties, but now I’m seriously considering. Or should I just chill out. It will probably be fine.

So I got divorced about 4 years ago but kept the Verizon family plan. Today I decided to order a new phone, separate myself from the family plan, and change providers so I requested TMobile initiate the switch. Then it dawned on me that as account owner with Verizon that this might disrupt service on the other family lines until they figure out something new. I’m hoping that they will maintain service until I actually receive the new phone and activate it. Does anyone know if that’s how it works?