Share Everything Bill Details Privacy

Does VW offer away to limit details of the bill?
Whether Regular or Business is this possible?
If you are getting one bill and 5 people are sharing that plan it means the details are available to everyone accessing that bill.

AtomPresents wrote:
Currently we have 4 admins I believe (VW told us we had used the max number of admin privileges) and I dont want the other admins seeing my sent and to information. They dont want me to see theirs either. I understand if its a parent and minor relationship but that does not apply here.
Verizon has no way of knowing that - the only alternative is to make only the financially responsible party the admin and everyone else an account member. Or, since all are adults, as Horses547 suggested, each one has their own account, and their privacy.
If you are going to share the account, then the information is shared as well, at least with the account owner.

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Will I be able to upgrade ever again without being forced onto a Share Everything plan?

I just got off the phone with customer service and I'm seriously hoping they were wrong about the upcoming changes. I currently have a family plan with 4 smartphones, and have determined that the new plans will increase my bill by about $50 a month, for less data. I am not interested in the new plans at all, and feel they are a huge insult to all but a small portion of the customer base (but I digress, that's not my question).
Anyway, after trying to convince me that I'd be getting a better deal by increasing my monthly bill by $50 (seriously) they told me that ANY upgrade performed after 6/28 would force my entire account (all 4 lines) onto the new plan. This is not a question of unlimited data vs capped data. My question is: will we be able to upgrade lines and at least keep the 2GB $30 plan in the future? If anyone can provide any details on this question I would greatly appreciate it.

http://solutions.vzwshop.com/shareeverything/
I have an unlimited data plan on my account. Do I need to change it?
You're not required to move to Share Everything but if you do, unlimited data will not be retained on your line. As a Verizon Wireless customer you have choices when you upgrade at discounted pricing. You can choose from a standalone data package starting at $30 for 2GB or a Share Everything Plan. If keeping unlimited is important to you, you can choose to upgrade and pay full retail price for the phone.

Ok so I was talked into switching to a new iphone 5 and loosing my current grandfathered unlimited data on my Iphone 4 and being talked into using the share everything plan.

So I switched to a share everything plan based on the recommendations of a sales rep. he told me I was using less than 2 gigs of data on my phone. So I upgrade my phone and switch plans. my biggest complaint is I asked how much for each line and I was told about the smart phones and then I have a non smart phone that I am now being charged $30 per month for. This phone uses no data and maybe sends a text message about once every month. I was paying $9.99 for the phone previously. And somehow I used more than 10 gb of data, when the rep did the analysis he said 8 was ideal. Last month I had an overage of $45 dollars and went over 10 GB. Not sure how any of this is better Verizon. I upgraded to the 10 GB of data plan for more money thinking it was going to take care of the problem, but 7 days before my billing cycle was over. I turned off my hotspot completely and told my husband he could only text and use the phone for calls. no internet or apps. I did the same. I don't understand how we could possibly be using so much more data now we have switched to this new share everything plan. Now what is frustrating is I can't even look up my bill and its 3 days after my billing cycle. I want to know if I am going to have another overage because of the tracking usage issue. What gives Verizon? You used to be so good. I have been a customer with this company before it was Verizon and stayed because I have never had a problem. Speaking of the non smart phone I am now paying an arm and a leg for... that phone where its located in the state didn't have service for almost 3 days. They said lightning hit a tower but it was fixed. Crappy job of fixing in my opinion. Do I get a rebate for the 3 days of no service and the sketchy service before that? Man This makes me so frustrated. I want to pay the outrageous cancellation fee and just be without internet and get a pay as you go phone from Walmart. Come on Verizon step up your game. Are you really getting to big to care about giving your customers good plans for a decent price?

You have fallen for the great Verizon Wireless Lie, most customers don't use over 2Gb and its a better plan, and unlimited is unsustainable yada yada yada.
However your choices were getting new devices for cheap so if you paid full price for your device at $700 each, you would have kept unlimited and paid no $30 upgrade fee. Per line.
Now add up the additional cost of that data usage and it is way over the cost of what paying full price would have cost you.
and being in a contract with an early termination fee it all adds up.
Verizon claims unlimited data is unsustainable, but you can see its sustainable only when you get charged mucho bucks in $10-$15 overages per GB.
Good Luck

Want to change share everything plan, but have a conundrum.

I went into a Verizon store a couple of months ago to buy a smartphone. First time dealing with Verizon so they ask me what I am looking for and what kind of data I want to be allowed. After telling them what I wanted (unlimited talk and text, 1GB of data) they offer, "Since you are signing for a 2 year contract we have a promotion going on that you can get a free tablet (Elipsis) and 1GB of data per month for life." I thought, "Hey sounds good" right? So I went with that deal. I got a S4 with 1GB and the tablet on the share everything plan for $90 a month. After a a couple of months I saw my tablet used roughly a total of 10MB in those two months. So I decided I really didn't need it. I decided then to drop my data down to 250MB a month and still keep my 1 GB, so I thought. By selecting that I was informed I would lose my data promotion. Ok, Let's see what else I can do. I call Verizon to see about their single line plans for 1GB. They said if I wanted to go that route I would have to pay $165 for an early termination fee for the tablet line. So now I am left to either lose my data promotion for the tablet and still end up paying the $10 a month line fee, or pay $165 to cancel that line to get the single line plan. I don't see how how I can be charged the termination fee for a device I was given for free along with the data and for them to take away the promotional data because I want to lower the data on my share everything plan. The single line plan I am looking at is $60 a month and to drop the data on my share everything plan along with the 1Gb promotional data it would come to $65 (If I was allowed to do that). Seems kind of unfair to me.

Hiker_Dude, we want you to take advantage of the best deals on our network. The tablet device was offered for free with a two year agreement. Do you remember signing the two year contractual agreement? Additionally, a letter confirmation was also sent to your billing address that confirmed these changes on your account, as well. As a result, if you cancel that line before the contract expires, the Early Termination fee would be valid.
Is there any other particular reason why you no longer want the tablet? Do you know of anyone that would be willing to assume responsibility of that line. http://vz.to/1tqix6n We offer other MORE Everything plans that will fit your needs http://vz.to/1lwOwRQ
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Seeking some straight answers on "share everything" and mobile hotspots

Hello all;
I get a sense from reading other posts that the "share everything" plan is -- to say the least -- not going over too well among most Verizon customers. However I'm one case for which I think it might actually be beneficial. Here's the facts. My wife has an iphone -- 2GB data per month. I have a regular phone -- basic 39.99 per month for calls with no extras, not even texting. Right now both phones are set up as individual lines under my account number; nothing is shared. I went through the simple calculator Verizon had on the site, and the monthly cost came out to about what we're paying now --$140 plus "other fees" (whatever than means).
So it seems to me that it might be a good move, just it case I ever had a need for accessing data on my "dumb" phone -- which right now is pay as you go. Also, since my wife uses wifi most of the time, it would appear that the 2GB per month would be more than adequate for both of us. Am I missing something here? Some fee or hidden costs that I'm overlooking?
Second quesiton: Verizon indicates that mobile hotspot is "free" with the share everything plan. Does this mean that we could use my wife's iPhone as a hotspot in order to use our wifi-only iPad when we are in location that does not have wifi service? Sorry if that's an obvious question, but I don't really find a clear explaination of this on Verizon's site. Also, I assume hotspot usage counts against the monthly data allowance? Or is that a whole separate charge we would get hit with?
Thanks in advance for any and all enlightenment on these issues!

gaken wrote:
Hello all;
I get a sense from reading other posts that the "share everything" plan is -- to say the least -- not going over too well among most Verizon customers. However I'm one case for which I think it might actually be beneficial. Here's the facts. My wife has an iphone -- 2GB data per month. I have a regular phone -- basic 39.99 per month for calls with no extras, not even texting. Right now both phones are set up as individual lines under my account number; nothing is shared. I went through the simple calculator Verizon had on the site, and the monthly cost came out to about what we're paying now --$140 plus "other fees" (whatever than means). fyi.....on $140 the taxes and fees will be about $20 so your total bill will be about $160.
So it seems to me that it might be a good move, just it case I ever had a need for accessing data on my "dumb" phone -- which right now is pay as you go. Also, since my wife uses wifi most of the time, it would appear that the 2GB per month would be more than adequate for both of us. Am I missing something here? Some fee or hidden costs that I'm overlooking? you aren't missing anything. most users use well below 2 gigs, especially if they use wifi often.
Second quesiton: Verizon indicates that mobile hotspot is "free" with the share everything plan. Does this mean that we could use my wife's iPhone as a hotspot in order to use our wifi-only iPad when we are in location that does not have wifi service? yes Sorry if that's an obvious question, but I don't really find a clear explaination of this on Verizon's site. Also, I assume hotspot usage counts against the monthly data allowance? yes Or is that a whole separate charge we would get hit with? no seperate charge. you're looking at about $160 total (after taxes and fees). however, keep in mind that if you start using her hot spot for wifi access for your ipad, your data could go up pretty quickly so you will want to monitor it closely for a while.
Thanks in advance for any and all enlightenment on these issues!
basically, you are looking at $140 (as jimfitzgerald stated) plus about $20 in taxes and fees for unlimited talk and text on both phones and 2 gigs of data that can be used via hotspot from the iphone. it's that simple.

Upgrading a basic phone to smart phone without 'Share Everything'

I have older Family Share Plan containing basic phones, as well as smart phones (with tiered 2GB/$30 monthly data). When they are eligible for upgrade, will any new smart phones added to the plan be able to receive the same 2GB/$30 data that other phones currently on my plan receive?
The more unreasonable options seem to be requiring every single person on the plan to switch into Share Everything, or booting the person looking to get a smartphone out of the plan. Neither of these are a viable option.
Thanks for any help clearing this up!

The $30 per month is for 2 GB of data, in addition to whatever you are paying per month for voice/text/insurance/taxes, etc. When you do switch, if you aren't aware of it, do it on the first day of your billing cycle so that you don't run into proration.
And some people are reporting that some Corporate stores try to convince people that they'll save money on the Share Everything plan. Some will save money, some won't. Just do your homework, know what plan you want, and read your new contract before signing!

How do i add an ipad to my share everything plan?

how do i add an ipad to my share everything plan?

A. Has to be vzw branded iPad
B. Do you have an extra line your not useing?
C. Add a line

How do I add an existing iPad to my Share Everything plan?

I recently converted my family's five iPhones to Share Everything. We also have five iPads, and I'd like to add them to the plan. Right now, they all have separate data plans that were created from the device. How do I move the data plan to my Share Everything? Thanks.

My girlfriend and I just switched over to the Share Everything plan. We each have an iphone and an ipad. I have an ipad with LTE, she has an iPad 2.
We were able to do the account merging for the phones over the phone with Verizon - it was a little unpleasant and had a lot of holding and multiple attempts before it worked.
When it came time to add our ipads, we couldn't seem to do it via the website, so we went to the store. We used one here in Astoria, Queens (NYC) on Steinway. They were knowledgable and fast. After hearing so many horror stories I was really nervous - but they ran through everything very very quickly and easily.
They *only* had to swap the SIM card in my iPad (with LTE) - with hers, they did not. They deactivated our accounts on their computer, swapped my SIM card out for me, sat around for a few minutes while we waited for everything to register - and boom, done. Didn't charge us anything for the SIM. 20 minutes tops.
It's $10 each per month for the ipads, we're actually saving a pretty huge chunk of change, and working with a larger data bucket, so good deal so far.
It's weird now that if I go to the "cellular data" portion of my ipad it says "You cannot manage this plan on this device, call this number instead..."

Can't add phone to my share everything plan?

So when I go to add a phone it says "One of the selected devices requires a Share Everything Plan. The current account-level plan does not support this device." I currently have just a hot spot and am switching from Sprint to Verizon but I'm not adding a whole seperate data plan to do so. Any help on this issue would be much appreciated.

I would suggest calling customer service or going to a corporate store. You might be able to get the Nationwide plan since you are technically an existing customer. Otherwise you can bundle the new device and the hotspot into the Share Everything plan.

I went on the Comcast web site to pay my bill yesterday. I know that Comcast has upgraded much of their web site. When I tried to click the link to view my bill details, it opened up a list of items on my computer.

I was able to pay the bill, just not open up bill details. I contacted Comcast & they could not help me to get it to work. So I tried it on Internet Explorer and it worked perfectly. It used to work on Firefox. Can you tell me how to get it to work? I prefer Firefox to IE, but I have to use IE for this web page.. I am using Windows 7.

You can reload the page and bypass the cache with:
* Press and hold Shift and left-click the Reload button.
* Press "Ctrl + F5" or press "Ctrl + Shift + R" (Windows,Linux)
* Press "Cmd + Shift + R" (MAC)
See [[Keyboard shortcuts]] and [[Mouse shortcuts]]

HT201364 Hi, If I do not have to pay for free installation, why am I being asked for billing details?

Hi, If I do not have to pay for free installation, why am I being asked for billing details?
Aaron

iCloud backs up your iOS device (not your Mac) automatically. You can remove the backup:
http://help.apple.com/icloud/#/mm122d3ef202
and it will not back up again. This will not affect a backup made using iTunes. The notice you see refers to calendars, contacts, iWork documents and so on, which live on the server and are read from there by your Mac, and so will obviously disappear if you turn iCloud off altogether (which you don't need to do) or turn off Documents (which you don't need to do either).

HT2534 What to do? Help please. Free app asking for billing details. And which one to use apple id or iCloud id?

When i want to install a free app using my apple id [email protected] - it asks me to enter billing details...why is that? :s
What to do?
And when i try to install it using my icloud id [email protected] , it does give me the option of 'none' in payment method but when i select it, it asks me to first fill in the details only then it would move to the next step.
And i wanted to ask....is it better to use my id the one with [email protected] or [email protected] ?
PLEASE HELP!!!!

For a standard account, a valid payment method is required even for free apps.
You can create a new account w/o a CC that is only good for apps by following these instructions
Creating an iTunes Store, App Store, iBookstore, and Mac App Store account without a credit card

I got an ipod recently and i bought songs and apps already but i cant even get free things now without it asking for my billing details which i have already put in and i know for sure that i still have money on it

I got an ipod recently and i bought songs and apps already but i cant even get free things now without it asking for my billing details which i have already put in and i know for sure that i still have money on it

You need a valid payment method even for free items. If you know the payment method is valid then contact iTunes.
Apple - Support - iTunes - Contact Us

Changed billing details to a new card, but latest payment used old details regardless.

As explained in the title, I updated my card details a while back to a new debit card, yet the next payment was taken with the old card that I had removed from the billing details page.
I do NOT want the old card to be used yet again. Help from an Adobe rep to resolve this would be appreciated.
Thanks,
James

You could get stuck in this loop for a few reasons that you can't check yourself. So contact iTS first and see if they notice anything.
iTunes Store Support
http://www.apple.com/emea/support/itunes/contact.html

Are there any other family plans besides the share everything and edge plan?

Verizon may be losing another 6 lines if the plans dont start changing.

jvale755 wrote:
Wow I pay 180 for 3 iphones and 4 gb data on the share everything plan. 2 phones are off contract. Im talking about plans like they used to have where you choose a certain amount of data, minutes, and messages. I could care less about unlimited talk and txt. Most everyone I know has iphones and we just use imessage.
You do realize the minutes and texting are CHEAPER on the new plans vs the old plans. And as I said if you moved to at&t you have to choose their share plan which are basically identical to Verizon. Any ways since 2 line are off contract. Just log into My Verizon choose Change Features and then activate the Month2Month discount on the 2 lines out of contract and that'll knock off $20 a month right there.

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