No "End + Answer" or "Merge" calls options on Verizon iPhone???

I noticed the exact same problem it is very frustrating becuase my friends with older non Verizon Iphones have the "End & Answer Button"

1) When on a call, there is no "End + Answer" button when a new call comes through. The only buttons are "Ignore" and "Hold + Answer".

See this support article explaining the differences between GSM and CDMA iPhones:

iPhone: Understanding iPhone Features, http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4515

Spoke with Apple support today. Verizon Iphones are unable to "End Call & Answer." It is a network issue not an Apple issue. Hopefully verizon will update this problem... Till then, I am just going to Hold & Answer on people. Hope this helps!

This is obvsiously a response to and old post, but I just compared the difference between the call functions on the Verizon iPhone 4S and the AT&T iPhone 4. For Verizon, when someone is talking on the phone, and another person calls, your only options are to Ignore, Hold Call and Answer, or End. The first two operate the same on both each type of phone. The "End" function on the Verizon ends the current conversation, and waits for the new call to be rereceived. That's not exactly a technical term, but what happens is that all phone calls end (the screen actually goes back to the phone app recent call screen or keypad), and the 2nd call that was received rerings the phone. The person calling the phone hears a normal ringing tone with the intermittent beeps that signals the other person is on the other line. I hope this makes sense to you. When someone calls the AT&T phone, the options are Ignore, Hold Call and Answer, and End Call and Answer. If you select the End Call and Answer, the phone immediately ends the current call and changes to the new call. Interesting difference, particularly when compared side-by-side, or when an AT&T iPhone user tries to help a Verizon iPhone user. Have fun figuring out why this exists and who is to blame!

I am still having this problem! Do you know if they have resolved anything??

If you press "END" in this situation it actually does NOT end both calls. It will end the call you are on. It will go back to whatever screen you were on before the call (phone ap, home screen, etc). And it will certainly LOOK like it has ended both calls... then your phone will ring again from the number that was calling into you. It seems like the person just called back after you hung up on them, but it did not. Their phone was still ringing the whole time.

It actually does the same thing as "End Call and Answer" it just takes a little longer and appears that you have hung up on them.

Which is what I said last year.