I have a family share plan and we signed up for the person to person calling (or whatever Verizon calls it...but it means we can call anyone within the Network and we aren't using our regular minutes). Anyway, I thought it was explained to me that the primary user (me) gets this automatically, but that if I wanted the rest of my family to have the same thing it would be an additional $10 for the plan. Not for each user, but for the entire plan. Is this right? I have 3 people total on the plan and I just added the third person. I was SHOCKED to see my bill double. By adding one more person and the person to person calling?? That seems ridiculous. So is it $10 PER PERSON or $10 PER PLAN to add that feature?
Thank you! That's what I thought. They MUST be charging me for each number or something. There's no other explanation for why my bill would double, even with all the extra taxes and BS they add on.
I am pretty sure it is per account. But ck the bill carefully. I got a new contract and phone. All of a sudden my bill is 5 dollars more a month. I call and they tell me they gave me the insurance (without asking). I told them to drop it. Next month my bill is 3 dollars more than it should be. The gave me the extended warranty. In any event, providers of cell service are notorious for charging anything they can get away with.
I will not even go into detail about my contract change 2 years ago, when a $35 bill, became over 300.
As I thought I understood the newer FamilyShare plans, the primary line got unlimited in-network calling. The additional lines got unlimited family-to-family calling only; unlimited in-network was an additional charge.
Critic: I think you may be right. At any rate, it turns out they did set up my account wrong. They had me with two primary numbers and one sharing (rather than one primary and 2 sharing). I'm getting a nice credit and am much happier. I'm paying the extra $10 for step kid and DH to have unlimited in Network calling because skid knows lots of people on Verizon.