Converting from Verizon Prepaid to Contract Service
March 4, 2010 by Rick · Leave a Comment
Converting from Verizon Prepaid to Contract Service
Your Verizon Wireless Prepay phone can be converted to a Contract phone if you have used it for six months or more as a prepaid phone. You will not have to sign a contract to add this to a contract. I added a prepaid phone to my son’s contract for $10 a month without signing a one year or two year contract. This is great a Long Term Contract rate and I did not sign a long term contract.
Verizon Wireless provides one of the largest and most dependable cellular networks in the nation. Verizon Wireless now offers pay as you go Wireless services. Here is the Logo which we all relate to “Can you Hear Me Now.”
The Verizon Prepaid Basic Plan with 25 cents per minute and no daily access fee. The Verizon Basic plan is not competitive with any of the other prepaid wireless plans.
Net10.com for 10 cents a minute or Tracfone.com. from 6.6 cents up to 33 cents a minute are much better available alternatives.
The Verizon Core Plan is 99 cents per day access and calls are 10 cents per minute. Unlimited calls to other Verizon Wireless phones are free. I made use of the Verizon Wireless Core program for nearly a year, if your main calls are with Verizon Wireless customers this can be a great deal.
The Verizon Plus Plan is $1.99 per day access and charges 5 cents per minute. This plan also includes Unlimited night and weekend minutes (starting at 9 p.m.) and Unlimited calls to other Verizon Wireless phones all day.
The Verizon Prepaid Unlimited Talk Plan offers Unlimited minutes and one-cent text messages for $3.99 per day.
Calling Features
Call waiting, caller ID, 3 way calling and call forwarding are included. Monspnvz030310
Verizon Prepaid Nationwide Long Distance is included for the same rate as the rest of your service.
Check out my article on the Best Annual Cell Phone Plan
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