Prepaid roaming in NC stopped working

I've had a prepaid VZ phone for 3 months, and been using it in Ashe county without issue. It roams, I assume on Carolina West, but works fine. When I tried to use it this past weekend, every number I tried to dial came back with a VZ message stating the number dialed has been changed or disconnected. I tried to access VM, get a balance, 611, other known working numbers, all getting the same message. Contactd VZ support for 45 minutes, making all kinds of changes inthe phone, but no luck. Drove to Boone, got on a VZ tower(no roaming), and did the *228 initial programming and update roaming as per VZ support, and could make calls. As soon as we left VZ towers and went back to Ashe, got the VZ recording. Has VZ and Carolina West/other stopped their roaming agreement in Ashe/Wilkes NC?

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