What does Verizon CHARGE you???!!!!???
because I pay 179.00 a month (includes taxes) for just two smartphones sharing a Nationwide Talk & Text 1400 min and data👿 👿
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I pay about $230 per month 3 lines sharing 1400. The incredible Data and tethering. $10 msg bundle on the 8300. *Shrug* Verizon or AT&T are not the carriers to be on if you like counting pennies. Their prices are high as *Bleep* and they don't really care if you like it or not. Farewell T-Mobile. *Sniff, sniff*
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$165 a month...
4 lines, sharing 700 mins, 1 TEC, unlimited txt/pix, 1 smartphone ($15 blackberry) & family roadside...
4 lines, sharing 700 mins, 1 TEC, unlimited txt/pix, 1 smartphone ($15 blackberry) & family roadside...
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Oh, yeah. I forgot the family roadside which two times when I needed it was unable to use and the TEC on my Incredible.
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1500 mins on a single line
Unlimited text
Unlimited data
Free phones every years 🤤
I paid $2.49 last month.. and the month before..
Sometimes I do love the perks of working for this company. 🙂
Unlimited text
Unlimited data
Free phones every years 🤤
I paid $2.49 last month.. and the month before..
Sometimes I do love the perks of working for this company. 🙂
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Sounds about right but that must be before taxes. 2 Lines on 1400 Talk and Text are $119.99 and then $29.99 each for data is $179.97.
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Or 700 minutes on the talk and text plan.
$99.99 plus $29.99x2 ($59.9😎 = $159.97, add about 12% tax and you're just over $179. If there's an employee discount in there, then the tax would likely be higher by this math.
$99.99 plus $29.99x2 ($59.9😎 = $159.97, add about 12% tax and you're just over $179. If there's an employee discount in there, then the tax would likely be higher by this math.
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No that's after taxes I get a discount from my job since the entire company uses Verizon for PTT.
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Register for Google Voice and do all your texting through the Google Voice App.
Saves you $30/month to NOT have carrier-regulated SMS.
The only real losses are lack of short-code and MMS support. For me, it's a small sacrifice to save $30 every month!
Saves you $30/month to NOT have carrier-regulated SMS.
The only real losses are lack of short-code and MMS support. For me, it's a small sacrifice to save $30 every month!
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I agree with you on many things which of course I do not comment on. It's the things we disagree upon which cause me to comment.
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People paying over $200+ on a cellphone bill? 😲
Don't care who you are calling. Not worth it.
That's almost a payment for a small car. You could drive possible in that new car to speak to them in person. 🙄
Don't care who you are calling. Not worth it.
That's almost a payment for a small car. You could drive possible in that new car to speak to them in person. 🙄
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Wow! Thanks for dredging up a thread that was a year and half old. Did it take you that long to think of a snazzy comeback or were you really, really bored?
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Wow, I see you responded back as well. Bothersome threads I simply ignore. 🙄
Anyway, I've been doing this since 2006, pop in a couple times a year and look around and post wherever I feel like it. I still post on one of my phones at the time I created the account. So not out of boredom but something I've done for about 7 years.
Anyway, I've been doing this since 2006, pop in a couple times a year and look around and post wherever I feel like it. I still post on one of my phones at the time I created the account. So not out of boredom but something I've done for about 7 years.
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This is fun. Let's keep this thread going until Verizon changes its name (back) to Alltel.
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I pay about $150 for 2 lines 700 minutes, unlimited in network texts on both, unlimited data on 2 smartphones, and insurance on both phones, but I have a discount through the company I work for (a T-Mobile call center. LOL!) It was $180 after taxes before I added my discount though.
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As of now I pay $110.78 for one smartphone, 450 minutes, $10 unlimited texting and $29.99 for unlimited data. That will change once I get my phone upgraded. I will ose my unlimited data.
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Cool how about you let me put my 2 lines on your account. I'll pay you $100 a month which surely would be more than you would pay for them so you can make some money, and I'll save some money!
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I know this thread is really old but you should check out the new share everything plans. Depending on how much data you need could save some $$.
for example unlimted talk & text sharing 8 gb would be 160 and that is if each phone needs 4gb.
for example unlimted talk & text sharing 8 gb would be 160 and that is if each phone needs 4gb.
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Share Everything is like "the first hit is free". Share Everything Plus LTE equals more revenue in Verizon's pockets. Stop trolling.
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I don't think its trolling though. I DID save a SMB account about $100 a month by switching them to a SE plan. They did lose their unlimited data, but the price savings more than made up for it.
SE plans are not quite for everybody. They work out extremely well for some, though
SE plans are not quite for everybody. They work out extremely well for some, though
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Wonderful. The effects of Share Everything and LTE simply cannot be determined by present usage. Verizon's CFO Shammo is betting that VZW customers will eventually need higher tier data plans though. I agree.
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Completely agree. I've analyzed plenty of accounts and some folks save a lot, some save a little and some would have their bills go up if they switched the SE. It all depends on the combination of type of phone and amount of data usage by all. The unsung hero of SE (again, depending on the users) is the unlimited calling and unlimited texting. No more having to worry about whether its past 9pm or if the other person has Verizon to make it a M2M call or whatever. And with the free add-on of the mobile hotspot, some folks will eventually cancel their standalone hotspots and USB modems. How's that for "evil?" Revenue is about the same but the implementation of it is simpler than before.
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Cannot analyze present day usage and determine what this plan is going to cost consumers down the road when there are four or five LTE devices humming away. But Verizon's CFO, Shammo is betting that these poor saps will need higher tiers in the future. I guess he's not just evil but rather an evil genius. Nothing like the pigs walking to the slaughter pens without a struggle, eh?
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Pego said:
Why is the word CHARGE in capital letters?
Because everyone wants everything for free and everyone resents being CHARGED for anything.
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