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Better coverage in Beverly Hills and Hollywood Hills - Verizon or Sprint?

Discussion in 'Western US Wireless Forum' started by LABachlr, Jul 12, 2003.

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  1. chefofthefuture

    chefofthefuture Member
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    Uh... looking at the Verizon website, you should be able to get 800 minutes, data usage counts towards minutes on Express Network, 1000 m2m and unlimited nights and weekends on America's Choice for $60. Being able to use EN with your minutes on America's Choice is a new thing that started in June. You don't need an Express Network plan anymore.
     
    #31 chefofthefuture, Jul 16, 2003
  2. LABachlr

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    Really? Is that true in every zip code? Where on the website does it say that you can use EN with your minutes on America's Choice? When I go in to view the America's Choice Plans, it is not mentioned anywhere on the page. And if that were the case, why would they still list the Express Network Plans that are not for unlimited use?
     
    #32 LABachlr, Jul 16, 2003
  3. chefofthefuture

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    Not sure why it's not on Verizon's site, but its availability has been discussed to death on this board and Howard's over the last month. Supposedly the feature is automatic on all new AC accounts since June 2. If you head to a Verizon store, ask them, they should know about it by now.

    So I dunno why they still offer the EN plans besides unlimited.
     
    #33 chefofthefuture, Jul 16, 2003
  4. LABachlr

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    OK. Thanks. I'll check it out.
     
    #34 LABachlr, Jul 16, 2003
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