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I am not disputing that, since I have no idea what Verizon requires.
But that was no reasoning behind why those stores no longer carry T-Mobile. When T-Mobile launched uncarrier (no contracts, phones on EIP) they still allowed third party retailers to offer contracts up until November 1, 2013. At that time those retailers had 2 options, either work with T-Mobile to offer EIP or no longer offer T-Mobile. Costco and Car Toys are companies that have been able to work with T-Mobile and offer EIP.
Put it this way, ATT is really trying to push their no contract plan, you go to their website and that is all you can find, but this isn't offered at Best Buy or other third party retailers, if they made the same change as Tmobile, they wouldn't be sold at those stores either.
Verizons policies have ZERO affect on why any company wouldn't be sold at any particular store.
And for the record, a quick google search provided no information on Verizon only allowing 2 other carriers be sold at any store they are at.
Stores have 2 to choose from and tmobile ain't one of.
My cousin is a manager at best buy mobile. This is what he told me.