Im looking for a cheep prepaid plan.

I use to have a family Verizon plan but can't afford it now so Im looking at the prepaid ones. I only need one phone and I really only use texting ALOT so a unlimited plan would be nice. I don't need web access but I would defiantly use it. And I can't pay more then $20-25 a month.so I guess I just need help finding the right plan. any suggestions will help. and! I already have a Verizon inactive phone can I buy minutes/a plan for the old phone?

As long as the old phone you have is a feathure phone and not a Smart Phone is should be able to be used as a prepaid call customer service just to double check 1-888-294-6804. You can get an unlimited texting plan for $20.00 that would cover verizon and other service providers there is a $10.00 text plan for verizon to verizon unlimited texting. If you you think at some point you would want to use the cell for voice you can buy the $30.00 plan which is good cor 90 days and use the 25 cents per minute plan, you would have to add $20.00 text package every month. They do have just text packages which customer service can explain to you when you call to verify that that your old cell will work with the new prepaid plan. You will have to pay $25 or $35 to reactive the old phone.

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Dear MissRocky03,
Good afternoon. I understand getting the best value for your service is very important. I apologize as we only have information regarding post pay account. For questions or concerns regarding pre-pay service, you may contact our Pre-Pay Customer Service at (888)294-6804.
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Looking for a International Calling Plan + Data?

Hello,
Let me first start by saying I am deploying to South Korea (Osan AFB) .
I am looking for a plan with unlimited data usage and at least 450 minutes. I was reading about your global phones and south Korea is CDMA so that is good. It looks like I would have to get a new Droid but that's alright.
I have a few questions though:
1. How does the data work for that plan? I don't quite understand how it works.
2. It says its $1.99 per minute, do you really charge by the minute? $1.99 is steep for a minute,
If I used 200 minutes at that rate my bill would cost $398 plus the taxes and other expenses.
3. What can the party I am calling expect? Would it have to be a world phone to?
I am just really trying to figure out how much this would cost.
Thanks,
Freddy

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karenfrompineville wrote:
GPS device? You might be able to guess that I am not the sharpest (computer) tool in the shed...
Previously, my Streets & Trips program came with a GPS antenna that I plugged in to my old laptop. I could then use my laptop as a supersized GPS, like a TomTom or Garmin.
Right. I am not familiar with Streets and Trips and the GPS device that came with it but I think that is specific to Microsoft. You can get a similar device that plugs into your Mac the same as the Streets and Trips Device plugged into your PC. The navigation software comes with it or you can download the software.
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Minniehaha wrote:
You can use the Cosmos but not the Cosmos 2, with the prepaid plans you can only use a basic phone.
Cosmos 2 is a basic phone. it sure isn't a smartphone.

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Impossible to get thru to Verizon chat for over 8 hours! :-(
When I signed up for prepaid plan on Iphone (49 monthly, no annual contract), I was told I could keep my phone number even if I dropped service for a month or two. Verizon would charge $100 to 'reserve' my phone number, so I would not lose the number - so they would not recycle it out to another phone.
I don't see where to pay the $100 and for this payment to be used for reserving the number so I dont lose it. Iff I add $100 it just looks like I paid for 2 months, I dont see a way for this to be applied to keeping the number. It would just be applied to the monthly amount.
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Re: How to keep phone #on prepaid plan if u drop service for 2 months, then resume?

Re: How to keep phone number on prepaid plan if you drop service for 1-2 months and then resume?
Thanks for the replies !
I pasted in the link to the discussion I started earlier. Dont see a way to respond to replies. If there is a way to do this, would love to know pls!
I may want to drop the monthly service for 2 months or more. So the offer to reserve a number for $100 is actually more appealing than paying 49 monthly for more than 2 months. I just cant find a way to pay it that doesnt get lost in monthly payments
I have tried the cust service number for pre paid. It's menu driven, no option at all to speak with anyone, and no option that matches my question. It's nothing more than a set of text that is accessed by the telephone. One way communication, no chance to get any help :-( Disappointing. And Chat is still busy :-(
Thanks for reading and any tips!

If you don't get the option to reply then refresh and log back in, your login most likely timed out.
As for calling in I just called
Phone Number
888-294-6830
I waited 2 mins 36 seconds with no menus and got a human.

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