Americas choice family Plan 500 min shared

I TRIED to talk via Chat to a rep last night and got nowhere they wanted me to change plans and all i wanted was an answer to a simple question.
I have had this plan for years and when I got My smart phone, I added 1000 text for $10.00 extra a month . Before I added that I thought I had 100 text included in my plan . I was asking if they could confirm that and kept getting a run around to change plans . The reason I ask is because i don't even use 40 text a month so I was considering dropping the extra $10.00 expense, But they couldn't answer that i would have the 100 text included from the original plan . Does anyone Know ? ? I even asked for a supervisor and was told they are Busy. I said I would wait and then was told they were Unavalable ??

Most times reps are not capable of answering questions about grandparented plans because they are not trained on it.
"How much does text messaging cost?
Text messaging charges vary by your plan. Please refer to the list below to learn about your text messaging rates:     The MORE Everything Plan -- You have unlimited domestic and international text and multimedia messaging.
     Nationwide Talk & Text Plan -- You have unlimited text, multimedia and instant messaging while within the United      States.
     All other plans -- Each text message sent or received is $0.20 each. Text messages sent to other countries are      $0.25 per text sent and $0.20 per text received."
So you would be under the last category. Your best bet is to keep the $10/1000min text plan.
Good Luck

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IPhone & Family Plan

Hello. I really need help here. I need to find out some information about prices.
1. How much would it be with a family plan of 1400 shared minutes with one iPhone and two normal phones along with unlitmited texting for the iPhone?
How much monthly, though. Not at the start.
Also, I do not currently have AT&T, i'm switching so is there a difference in price there?
also how much is the average govenrment charges + surcharges?
Thanks in advance!

http://www.wireless.att.com/cell-phone-service/specials/iPhoneCenter.html
The 1400 FamilyTalk plan is $129.99/month.
It only includes 2 lines...one additional non-iPhone line is $9.99/month.
Unlimited messaging is $19.99/month.
So that adds up to $159.97.
As for taxes and fees, those will vary by your location. You can get an estimate of what they will be by going to http://www.wireless.att.com/customerservice/additionalcharges and putting in your zip code.
If you are still in a contract with your current cellular provider they will charge you a fee for early termination of the contract. This fee is typically $175 - $200.

Add smartphone to America's Choice Family SharePlan?

I'm currently one of three members of an America's Choice Family SharePlan 700 that has gone off-contract. All lines are currently basic phones.
I'd like to upgrade my line to a subsidized smartphone. The other members will probably want to wait.
What are my options in terms of the plan, and what's the most cost-effective, assuming that I only need 2 GB of data? I assume I can either add data to my line or convert to a Share Everything plan? How would the costs compare?
Also, is there a possible issue of flexibility? We may want to add a fourth line to the plan, and other members may also want to upgrade to smartphones within the next year or so.
Thanks for any advice.

Those plans went a way a long time ago. So I'm not sure what changes you can make on them if any. What exactly do you have on that plan and what are the costs not counting taxes, fees etc.
A Share Everything plan with 2 basic phones and 1 smartphone with 2 GB data would be $160 not counting taxes and fees or taking into account any employee discount you may have, if any. Converting those 2 basic phones into smartphone would be $10 per phone per month extra. Any data you may want to add would be $10 per 2 GB though you are not required to add any. Adding a 4th line would be $30 for a basic phone or $40 a month for a smart phone. Once again you can add data or not add data.
On old plans data plans are mandatory for each smartphone and those are a minimum of $30 a month and give you 2 GB.

What is my best option for a family plan. We have 1 smartphone that uses very little data a usually wifi is avaiable and 3 basic phones. Currently we have 700 shared minutes and unlimited texting. And 30 data. I don't think he needs that much as wifi is e

What is the best family plan option. Currently have one smart phone with 30gb of data and 3 basic phones. Also have home phone for $20/month. Current plan is 700 shared minutes and unlimited texting. My bill is close to $200/month, looking to lower if possible.

On a tablet- pse forgive typos....
Great Advice given earlier by SuzyQ - I believe the question not asked of you is ---what do you want to pay for the services that you need. I think that it would narrow the groups suggestions if you could narrow your needs.
For example: I need talk and text on 4 phones and some data say, 2 Gig, on only one of the phones. what plan is the best cost for me? You may also need to ask what the cost may be to switch to a different plan. I suspect that there will be no cost within Verizon-but ask anyway.
I do not think that you can have a smart phone on any Verizon plan unless you agree to buy data for that phone. Also, you said that wifi is often available-however, I do not believe that Verizon allows talking over wifi without consuming airtime minutes-only data over wifi avoids your allowance to be impacted.
As most here already know, several other service providers offer wifi-friendly service (talk/text/data) that will provide home/business/restaurant service without impacting your allowance- just not here.
After getting some suggestions here, call 611 and confirm availibility and price.
Best of luck in your research.

Transfer unlimited data from My broken iphone 4 to an existing iphone 4s on my family plan that just has the 2gb shared data.

I have 5 phones on my family plan. One of which is an iphone 4 with the 30.00 unlimited data plan. It broke. So now I would like to switch that number to another phone on my plan, the iphone 4s. The iphone 4s only has the 2gb shared data with the other 3 phones. Will I lose the unlimited plan by switching iPhones? I also am on the month to month contract with the original broken iphone 4 and I don't want to go into another 2 year deal with verizon right now. Thanks for any help. There are soooooo many old comments about this but I can't seem to find any definitive ruling from verizon or otherwise.

Still hesitant on this...:/. I have all 5 lines active. Two are month to month contracts and that includes the iPhone 4 unlimited data and a Samsung note 2 with 2 fb data. The other 3 lines have later contract end dates and are pay data as used. All five share unlimited texts and 1400 minutes. The iPhone 4 broken has not been used and I forwarded the calls to the iPhone 4S with the 2 fb data. So basically I have a dead phone with unlimited data...useless.
I am thinking of just canceling all 5 phones. (The bill is over 280.00 a month). And go to metropcs with the unlimited data with 4 lines at 100.00.
The only thing stopping me is the termination fee which. I am getting to the point of ...whatever. Port i love you and miss you very much. Mom numbers that I want to keep and end verizon completely.
Another speedbump is the service I get here is exceptional. No dropped calls..ever...a little slow.at times...but always available.
If I could just transfer the unlimited to the iphone4s I would stay but I can't see how to do it since all five lines are booked up and I can't get a sixth to do a transfer to.
Any help. Thanks. I

Need advice on 2 individual plans to shared family plan

My Fiance and I want to go to a joined family plan. Combined we pay about 160.00... or slightly less right now.
We both have 450 minutes plans, with Texting(i have 1500) she has unlimited, and we both have unlimited Data.
We both have new every 2's in December this year. We both want Galaxy Nexus phones.
I'd like some advice on what the best option is for us. I see the 89.99 is 1400 minutes. That would be more minutes for both of us. I want to absolutely keep the unlimted data but texting I think could be scaled back.
Do we get any benefit other than 1 bill being on a family plan?
I get to keep my company discount but she loses her discount?
They told us we should upgrade our phones first and after put our services together???
I appeciate any help the community can offer.

I'd suggest waiting just because you'll lose the NE2 credit on one phone. I've heard stories of people losing the upgrade when they change accounts, though I did this in January at all was fine. Also I'd double check about both keeping unlimited data. You will lose one discount, it's only for the account owner. What about dropping to 700 minutes that would save $20 a month. There is 1000 text plans for $10each line.
You'd need to do the math to find what's cheaper. You can also combine the accounts into one bill if the plans are not exactly the same. For example, I have 2 family plans, one 700 minutes the other 1400 minutes, but I get one bill. Their system would not combine into one bill when i had 2 exact same 700 minute plans.

Why are we paying over $300 a month for a family plan that doesn't include call blocking or decent voicemail services?

I am a member of a shared family plan which as I see it posted our bill is over $300 a month, which does not include unlimited data, family protection (which allows you to permanently block numbers vs there 30 or 90 day limit if you are not covered) <---- this requires you to constantly be on alert of something so ridiculous that it shouldn't be concerned with, and finally they do not offer an upgraded voicemail service. So my voicemail asks me to enter pin than right to messages. It does not tell me the following: The date the call was made, the time the call was made, nor any other pertinent information regarding the call aside from the number and than the message. It's frustrating because I miss a lot of calls these days due to volume controls and silent modes and ring tones that aren't loud enough that I need to know when calls are received. I don't ever remember having to pay for an upgraded voicemail service, that's like hiring a firm to handle all my incoming calls. I want my answering machine back. I have many other issues to include Verizon's online chat service which has at least one major issue. I won't bring that up here. The question is how much more money can they get for a simple cell phone plan? For christ's sake.
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The free voicemail is basic which gives you the date and time of the message. If you want more you should pay for more. Also, some Android phones with KitKat have free Visual Voicemail.
Thank you for your feedback, but my phone gives me no choice and it most certainly does not state the date and time that the message was received. The only way for me to know that is if I happen to check exactly the phone log around the same time that the message was left, else it is buried underneath other more recent and answered calls. And seriously man, the whole pay more idea is getting a bit far-fetched. There is no reason why I should be able to buy a portable mini answering machine for a one time payment of $14.99 with a reusable blank tape, they don't have these and we'd look ridiculous carrying them around with everything else, but the point is we are giving permission to charge for some ridiculous things that should not be paid more for. My old answering machine worked just fine, and more importantly I have never paid for an "upgraded" voicemail service. As I mentioned if I want that I can hire a service to do that, but I don't need that. I hope you can understand my growing concerns. We pay for every little in-app purchase, we are being programmed to pay for everything that should already be includedfdasf in an initial price, brought home and enjoyed for its duration. Instead wesdfsdf are paying monthly fees and dues on objects that aren't covered by warranties or insurances which eventually break and leave people struggling to pick up the pieces. These are serious issues because people now rely so much on their phones (of course this is all my opinion) that we've become depandent on them. Anyway, thanks, appreciate all the feedback.
As for blocking this is what it states on my plan under the blocking feature tab:
You can block calls and message from up to 5 phone numbers at no charge.
Expiration. Blocks expire after 90 days. Be sure to reapply the block if you wish to continue the service restriction. To permanently block numbers, subscribe to FamilyBase*.
Limitations.
You cannot block numbers within your account or non-10 digit numbers such as 911,411 or #MIN (checks minutes used).
Apple® iMessage® won't be blocked. Messages from this service can be blocked by disabling the iMessage feature from within the Settings>Messages menu of your Apple device.
Unblocking. To unblock a number, highlight and delete the number, then click "Submit".
So there's the limits, but even worst is they don't include a simple field where I can put the name of the individual I am blocking. So when it comes time to maybe rotate one out (this should be an unlimited number), one of the many 5 I can choose to block, I might not remember who is who or what is what. I have a lot of responsibilities in my life, this is not one that should be pushed on the consumer. It's ridiculous.

Can you estimate my bill for a family plan?

So I have AT&T in America. I currently have
the $39.99 plan - 22% employee discount (from my company) = $32
the $25 2gb data plan - 22% employee discount = $19.50
the $20 unlimited text plan (no discount for this oddly) = $20
I plan on buying my mom an iPhone 4 and probably the cheapest text plan since she doesn't text much and get around 700 shared minutes (which will also qualify for a 22% discount).
Does she NEED a data plan? She won't use it..

YOU:
700 minute family talk primary line - $60.00 x 0.78 = $46.80
2GB iPhone Data Plan - $25.00 x 0.78 = $19.50
Individual Unlimited Messaging - $20.00 (not eligible for FAN discounts)
Total: $86.30
YOUR MOM:
Additional Family Talk Line - $9.99 (not eligible for FAN discounts)
200MB iPhone Data Plan - $15.00 (not eligible for FAN discounts)
Individual 200 Messages - $5.00 (not eligible for FAN discounts)
Total: $29.99
Grand Total: $116.29 + taxes/fees/surcharges
There is also a 550 minute family plan for $50 for the primary line, and you could also get the family unlimited messaging feature for $30 if you find your mom is using over 200 messages a month.

Remove data plan from family plan with basic phones?

Is there a way to remove a data plan from a family plan with just basic phones on it? We used to have a $20/month basic plan until we had to get a data plan for our son's iPhone. He no longer has the iPhone with Verizon and has removed his line from the plan because he has an Android with Sprint. We also were required to use the data plan because we at one point had one of those "Hotspot" devices as a temporary solution for at-home Internet until our DSL line could be fixed. As of now we no longer have the hotspot device or the iPhone, but we still have a data plan that is patently useless because all we have are basic phones. On the My Verizon Wireless website, it says that "your text and data are now bundled with your plan" or something to that effect. I don't want to be paying extra for a useless data plan that we don't need or want because we are not in the market for fancy smart phones or tablets any time soon.
Is there any way to unbundle or detach the data plan so that we no longer have one and just have the unlimited text and calling plan without data? Our daughter is fine with her EnV Touch from 2005 and us old folks are perfectly content with the basic flip phones. Is the EnV a data phone too, in which case we should get rid of the EnV Touch in favor of an even more "basic" basic phone? She's not much of a technology buff like her brother is and has even suggested getting rid of the "fancier" phone that she has for a basic flip phone. Are we stuck with the data plan unless we break everyone off from the family plan (it's just me, my husband, my daughter, and my sister for right now) and move everyone to pay-as-you-go or no-contract? Wouldn't that end up costing more in the long run? How can we get rid of this annoying and expensive data plan that nobody on our network even uses and is causing a headache of expense?

As I understand the plans now (and this could be wrong, they change so often I get confused!!) to have the "pay as you go" data, on the More Everything, you have 700 shared minutes. To bump up to unlimited minutes, there is an attached data plan of 500 MB, and the total cost for 4 basic phones, unlimited minutes and text, 500 MB data, is $100/mo ($20 for each basic phone line access, and $20 for the data). The 700 shared minutes and pay as you go data is $85.
You can change your plan at any time.

In a family plan w/ unlimited data... Can I still AOL?

Following the recent shared family plan announcement, I've found a number of posts relating to users with unlimited data, but no recent posts regarding my specific issue. I was hoping somebody could provide some help.
My phone is one line in an unlimited family plan. I have a grandfathered data plan with unlimited data and unlimited mobile hotspot. Switching to the shared family plan would benefit every line in the family except for mine. I would like to see if it's possible to separate my line from the current family plan and keep my existing data services.
I found the following discussion on these forums:
https://community.verizonwireless.com/message/587630
The thread above seems to indicate that, yes, I could perform an "Assumption of Liability" on my current line, which would separate it from the family plan and preserve the existing service structure. That discussion ended a year ago, though, and Verizon has had many opportunities to change their stance.
Is this still possible, or will I have to revise my services no matter what?
Thank you
Sorry for posting this a second time. I didn't notice the option to mark something as a question. I've deleted my original post.

After visiting a local Verizon store yesterday, I learned that this is still possible.
The sales representative mentioned that there's a chance that the data plan will not transfer over once the AOL is finalized. If that happens, I have 30 days to call Verizon to have the situation corrected. Seems really ridiculous that a multi-billion dollar company can make an account change in their system, and it only MIGHT work.

Best Text Package for Family Plan

I recently added the 250 text to my phone on a family plan with three phones. We would like to add the same package to another line on the plan - is there a better way to do it then paying $10 extra month for just the two phones? The third user doesn't need texting but wouldn't mind having it if it were possible but just not worth it to pay extra for. help!

Thank you to the Community for all the good feedback and suggestions!
tori729,
Below is some information about the available Text Messaging Options available to your Family Share Plans as well as Text Packages for Individual lines. You can find this exact information on www.verizonwireless.com at the following link:
Nationwide Family SharePlan
The link is titled "Nationwide Family SharePlan", however you can find the Text Messaging options here as well. The $30 Unlimited Messaging feature would allow for Unlimited Text, Picture and Video Messaging to anyone for all lines shared on the account.
Messaging
Messages
Monthly Account Access
Unlimited
$30
Line Options
If you don't want to share Unlimited Messaging, you can set individual messaging allowances for each line.
Messaging
Messages
Monthly Access
Overage
Share Option
See above for shared messaging price.
Pay As You Go
20¢/Message
25¢/Picture & Video
250
$5
10¢/Message
500 (Includes Unlimited Mobile to Mobile Messaging)
$10
10¢/Message
5000 (Includes Unlimited Mobile to Mobile Messaging)
$20
10¢/Message
Overage charges occur when you exceed your plan's monthly allowance.
Hope I have answered your question!

Questions on porting family plan lines and a prorated final bill?

Hey there! I've done some searches on the board before posting and encountered tidbits of information I found useful, but I couldn't get all of my lingering questions answered from older posts so here's my situation:
My number is the primary number on a family plan (3 lines, mine included) with Verizon, and I'm considering porting it along with the two other lines elsewhere. All three lines are no longer in a contract and are month-to-month (the 2-year agreements ended many months ago and none of the lines have been upgraded or anything since then). I'm planning to move them all to separate prepaid services through another carrier.
I'm doing my best to gather enough information about how to go about moving all three of these family plan lines with the least amount of hassle , so I've got some questions I hope I can get answered. Thanks for any assistance!
This is my understanding:
-I'll need to contact my new carrier to have a given number ported, correct? And that line will be subsequently cancelled on Verizon's end, with no ETFs since none of the lines are tied to a contract?
-Should I port the second and third lines first and not port the primary number (mine) first, so asto not cancel all the lines of service before they're ported? I'm okay porting one number at a time AKA separately instead of all at once if that simplifies the transfer process.
-When the porting process takes place and my Verizon service is cancelled, does Verizon prorate the remaining days on my billing period from the date it's cancelled, or do they still bill up to the end of the cycle? I hear it's better to wait until the end of my billing cycle (which for me is the 9th of every month) to initiate the transfer(s) so that I don't have any billing issues, but moving all three numbers on one day (even separately) sounds kinda daunting.
-Do the phones I currently have under Verizon simply "disconnect" or deactivate once service is cancelled? Will they no longer be associated with my family plan lines and therefore be free to be resold or handed off to other family members who are using Verizon? I notice many phones on eBay/Craigslist list a "cleared ESN" as a requirement for someone to activate a used phone on Verizon and wanted to know what that was about.
Thanks for any help on these concerns!

michae2414 wrote:
Hey there! I've done some searches on the board before posting and encountered tidbits of information I found useful, but I couldn't get all of my lingering questions answered from older posts so here's my situation:
My number is the primary number on a family plan (3 lines, mine included) with Verizon, and I'm considering porting it along with the two other lines elsewhere. All three lines are no longer in a contract and are month-to-month (the 2-year agreements ended many months ago and none of the lines have been upgraded or anything since then). I'm planning to move them all to separate prepaid services through another carrier.
I'm doing my best to gather enough information about how to go about moving all three of these family plan lines with the least amount of hassle , so I've got some questions I hope I can get answered. Thanks for any assistance!
This is my understanding:
-I'll need to contact my new carrier to have a given number ported, correct? And that line will be subsequently cancelled on Verizon's end, with no ETFs since none of the lines are tied to a contract? All correct - the port happens via the NEW carrier.
-Should I port the second and third lines first and not port the primary number (mine) first, so asto not cancel all the lines of service before they're ported? I'm okay porting one number at a time AKA separately instead of all at once if that simplifies the transfer process. You can do it this way - but based on your next question, you wouldn't want to do it this way. You can't do both!!
-When the porting process takes place and my Verizon service is cancelled, does Verizon prorate the remaining days on my billing period from the date it's cancelled, or do they still bill up to the end of the cycle? You have already paid for the current month's service - you are billed in advance for the coming month. What WILL be billed is any texting, roaming calls, data charges, etc, that have occurred during the month that were NOT billed in advance. I hear it's better to wait until the end of my billing cycle (which for me is the 9th of every month) to initiate the transfer(s) so that I don't have any billing issues, but moving all three numbers on one day (even separately) sounds kinda daunting. But YOU don't have to do anything - your new carrier will deal with it, and it seems to me it would be better to end the service on all three at one time, since it is one account. You can ask your new carrier what they recommend. There should be no issues with porting all three lines at once.
-Do the phones I currently have under Verizon simply "disconnect" or deactivate once service is cancelled?Yes - once the number is ported to the new carrier, the phones will no longer work until they are activated with another number. Will they no longer be associated with my family plan lines and therefore be free to be resold or handed off to other family members who are using Verizon? This is correct, and another reason for doing the port at the end of a billing cycle. Issues have come up with transfers done mid cycle - and because the account had been billed and paid for the full month's service, the phone's ESN was not released until the end of the billing cycle. I notice many phones on eBay/Craigslist list a "cleared ESN" as a requirement for someone to activate a used phone on Verizon and wanted to know what that was about.
Thanks for any help on these concerns!
It may take several days for the numbers to fully port over and have all services working correctly, and for the old phones to be fully "released" from your account to be used on another Verizon account. I would wait a week or so after the port, then call CS and check the ESN status of the old phones to see if they are "clear".
Hope this answers most of your questions. Post back if you need further clarification.

I have family plan of 5 iphones and all them have the same apple id, the q. is how I can set each one with their own apple id? please advise...

I have family plan of 5 iphones and all them have the same apple id, the q. is how I can set each one with their own apple id? please advise...

See How to Stop Sharing an Apple ID.
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3 Phones on current family plan - Can i Switch a phone(#) without penatly?

Here is the situation:
My girlfriend pays for the Family Plan and has 3 phones on it (hers, her mom's, and her EX-boyfriend).
I have an individual account which I am currently eligible to update my phone (which i wanted the Droid X), BUT my contract ends in MAY I believe.
Her ex-boyfriend refuses to give the phone back as well as refuses to pay his part of the bill (it being in my gf's name, she is kind of stuck paying his part). So, my question is: What is the most economical way for her to deal with it???
I believe she still has quite awhile until the contract ends, so it's NOT worth her paying the bill each month, BUT she also does not want to cancel his phone because of the early termination fee.
Are there any ways for her to get out of this WITHOUT a fee (keeping her other 2 phones on, but getting rid of HIS)?
MY idea was: taking his phone (and changing the number figuring that way the fee would probably much less - just the cost of a number change, BUT he is not giving the phone back).....
Is there any way Verizon would cancel his phone/# and add mine (guessing i'd have to wait until MAY ), and not add a fee since it would still be 3 phones?
Any other ideas would be GREATLY appreciated!

jbluemke wrote:
Here is the situation:
My girlfriend pays for the Family Plan and has 3 phones on it (hers, her mom's, and her EX-boyfriend).
I have an individual account which I am currently eligible to update my phone (which i wanted the Droid X), BUT my contract ends in MAY I believe.
Her ex-boyfriend refuses to give the phone back as well as refuses to pay his part of the bill (it being in my gf's name, she is kind of stuck paying his part). So, my question is: What is the most economical way for her to deal with it???
I believe she still has quite awhile until the contract ends, so it's NOT worth her paying the bill each month, BUT she also does not want to cancel his phone because of the early termination fee.
Are there any ways for her to get out of this WITHOUT a fee (keeping her other 2 phones on, but getting rid of HIS)?
MY idea was: taking his phone (and changing the number figuring that way the fee would probably much less - just the cost of a number change, BUT he is not giving the phone back).....
Is there any way Verizon would cancel his phone/# and add mine (guessing i'd have to wait until MAY ), and not add a fee since it would still be 3 phones?
Any other ideas would be GREATLY appreciated!
Your GF AGREED to pay her ex's phone bill for two years. She is stuck with it.Changing numbers or replacing with your phone will not eliminate the responsibilty she agreed to.
Some ideas, her and him could do an assumption of liability if he is willing... I suspect he wont.
What I am going to suggest MAY force him to take the phone onto his own contract..... Suspend the line. She can choose to continue to pay or not. Without paying she can go three months and the contract is extended three months. Bit if he wants his number bad enough he may agree to take the line over when he finds the phone is DOA.
if he refuses to take the line, She needs to decide which is cheaper, paying the monthly bill (which if she suspends and still pays, she can choose a much lower plan) or whether the ETF is cheaper. But no matter what, short term I would suspend the line so it does not work.

Upgrade to iphone - downgrade part of family plan

I am currently under my parents family plan. Our contract ends in November 2011. I would like to get the iphone soon. My father would like to downgrade his plan to something with less minutes. I would like to keep the same plan i currently have with my blackberry but would like to upgrade to the iphone. Would i have to wait until the contract ends to make all these changes? if not then will there be any charges beside the fee for the new phone itself?

mrod929 wrote:
I am currently under my parents family plan. Our contract ends in November 2011. I would like to get the iphone soon. My father would like to downgrade his plan to something with less minutes. I would like to keep the same plan i currently have with my blackberry but would like to upgrade to the iphone. Would i have to wait until the contract ends to make all these changes? if not then will there be any charges beside the fee for the new phone itself?
You can change your calling plan at any time, it will not affect your upgrade eligibility or contract. There will be no extra charges for changing your plan. If you and your father are on the same account (I'm assuming you are) when he changes the minutes, just remember that your line will have fewer minutes to use as well, as they are shared among all lines on the account.

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