How to Choose the Right Verizon Pay as You Go Plan
If you're considering a Verizon pay as you go plan, it's best to sit and review what they have to offer. Take a few minutes to analyze the plan and your talking habits to ensure you purchase the right Verizon plan for you.
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Determine your text messaging habits. Verizon's INpulse pay as you go plan does not include unlimited mobile-to-mobile txt messaging. If that is a feature that you utilize frequently, look into their text-messaging bundle. As of this writing, it costs $10 per month for unlimited mobile messaging.
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Analyze your calls to see if you generally make calls to other mobile phones on the Verizon network. The three Verizon INpulse pay as you go plans offer unlimited calling to other mobile phones on the network. If your friends and family are all on Verizon, you can't go wrong with any of these plans.
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Chart your non-network calls. Take an honest look at your non mobile-to-mobile calls. Depending on the pay as you go plan you choose, you can spend as little as 2 cents per minute call to as much as 10 cents per minutes per call.
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Review how frequently you use the phone. The three INpulse plans charge a daily fee for each day you actually use the phone. The fee currently ranges from $.99 to $2.99 per day. The higher the daily fee, the lower the out of network per minute call rate. For instance, the $2.99 per day plan (called INpulse Power) charges 2 cents per minute for out of network calls while the 99 cent plan (INpulse Core) charges 10 cents a minute for out of network calls. The middle plan (INpulse Plus) charges $1.99 per day but 5 cents per minute for out of network calls.
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Review the ancillary features. As with most cell phone services, Verizon's pay as you go plan offers voice mail, Mobile Web 2.0, 3-way calling and a host of other features. Review their features to make sure they offer the ones that are important to you.
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GiqqLez
Dec 22, 2008
what if i text A LOT ..what plan should i stick with?
