Quick 2 Net and Nationaccess on VZW America's Choice

National Acess is the same as ExpressNet.

 

So national access has no charges? it just takes minutes?

anyways if this olny takes minutes and not charge u like 4 dollars a minute thats awsome

 

by the way i also hear verizon is the only company to provide this type of deal which is great anyways i gtg in 10 minutes and i need a answer quick

 

It uses your normal calling minutes based on rate period so N&W applies. There is no extra charge for using it.

I'm not sure about Sprint and Alltel, but GSM phones aren't made to use for an Internet connection like this.

 

I am using EN right now and i just installed the software and its 9:00 so quick ___ internet for free for me

 

I just looked at my bill online and it shows 95 minutes of DATA on it, which is all Express Network, deducted from my peak and night and weekend minutes(unlimited anyways)...so life is great!

 

Yeah-many thanks to you and your geniosity!

 

Did you search for any old threads on being able to us NationalAccess for MOU? I knew about it before, but didn't get a cable until X-mas.

At least now we've introduced several others to using it.

 

...like me ...

 

Some of them might be using more than their minutes could handle, but I'm sure plenty are over-paying for EN.

Spread the word!

 

Should we glean the useful info from this thread and make a sticky?

 

that would be a good idea-but what if too many people start using it? VZW might get mad

 

umm... i am sorry for sounding stupid, but if you don't have where you can call nationally at no extra charge, wouldn't the area code (777) trigger a national call?

 

I'm confused. You use #777 as the number. The # marks it as a special network code. Like #646(#MIN) and #768(#PMT) for VZW.

 

i know, but it shows up on the bill as (777) 000-0000 so would that be considered a long distant call unless u live in the area code 777, if there is one .

 

It is not considered long distance all the time.

However, I'm not sure if it would if you were out of your home area and only had a local plan. Obviously, it won't work when you're not on the native VZW network.

 

No...its NOT considered a long distance call...they just use 777 as their indicator of data...its not really calling the 777 area code

 

tyvm for the info

 

Help. sorry to dig up an old thread.

I have an LG 9800. I have it hooked up and followed the directions to use is as a modem for my computer (EN config). Anyway, the phone shows it is trying to connect etc, then on my computer screen I get the error that the user name or password is wrong. I am sure I have xxxxxx0050@vzw3g.com and vzw as the password correct. Has Verizon disabled this?

I called tech support, and was told I have to pay for a $70 a month data package, otherwise, what I was doing is illegal.

Anyone?
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here are the steps i followed:
Control Panel
Phone and Modem Options
On the Modems Tab, select you LG CDMA USB Modem, click Properties
On the Advanced Tab, enter AT$QCMDR=3 for EN as the extra initialization commands (or AT&QCMDR=2 for Q2N)
Hit OK twice to get back to Control Pannel

Network Connections
Create a new connection
Next
Connect to the Internet, Next
Set up my connection manually, Next
Connect using a dial-up modem, Next
ISP Name: VZW EN (or whatever you choose), Next
Phone number: #777, Next
Set for your user or all users, Next
User name: ##########@vzw3g.com (replace ### with your 10-digit phone number)
Password: vzw
Confirm password: vzw
Choose other options as needed, Next
Finish

 

Will this work with a Motorola Razr? Thanks.