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Originally Posted by can't.decide
I'm going to be adding the unlimited data package to my phone plan so that I can get online and answer e-mails as long as I want. The people at Verizon told me that anywhere I can make a phone call on the network I can get online/send e-mails. Is this correct?
In the brochure, the option for the plan lists the lowest plan at $79.99. It says that you can get 550 anytime voice minute option OR night and weekened bundle option with 450 minutes. I don't understand why there would be a different option. With the lower minutes does it include the night and weekends unlimited and the 550 it doesn't? This will be my switch from regular phone to smartphone and data package. Does Verizon have a return policy if the phone wouldn't work for what I need? If so, what kind of costs would I be looking at and would I be able to change my phone plan back to the regular minutes only options. I'm looking at the Verizon insurance policies. I was with Radio Shack and they have the best insurance plans, they replace anything, no deductible and give you a battery each year, for only $50. That was the plan I liked. But Verzion has only told me about the $5 a month plan, I found the others on the site. Is the $6 plan worth the upgrade? I didn't really know what extra it covered, maybe no deductible or it covers the battery? Thanks for any info you can give! |
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