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Originally Posted by nyclio
Is there a difference between Verizon's "Email and Messaging Plan" and Verizon's Premium plan? (Both 900 minutes).
The premium ($99) offers:
- Unlimited Text, Picture, Video & Instant Messaging
- Mobile Email
- VCAST VPak
- VZ Navigator
- Unlimited Mobile Web
- Unlimited calling to all 80 million Verizon Wireless customers
- Unlimited Night & Weekend Minutes
- No Domestic Long Distance Charges
The email and messaging ($120) offers:
- Unlimited Text, Picture, Video & Instant Messaging
- Data usage from within the National Enhanced Services and the Extended National Enhanced Services Rate and Coverage Areas
- Data Access for Email
- Unlimited Calling to all Verizon Wireless Customers
- Unlimited Night & Weekend Minutes
- No Domestic Long Distance Charges
I thought mobile web/email WAS data usage? What's the difference between mobile email and data access for email?
Will the cheaper plan be fine on the TP if I like to browse the web on it a lot? How would tethering work? |
1. You cannot put a PDA/Blackberry on a Connect or Premium plan.
2. The Email & Messaging plans are almost never the best deal.
3. Since the plans you mentioned above are both 900 minute plans, do this:
$79.99 - Nationwide Select 900
$29.99 - Email & Web for PDA/Smartphone
$109.98 - TOTAL
You'll get:
- 900 Anytime Minutes
- Unlimited Nights & Weekends
- Friends & Family (Unlimited calling to 5 non-VZW cell phone, landline or toll free 800 number)
- Unlimited TXT, PIX & FLIX messaging
- Unlimited Data (mobile web, applications that require data connection, etc.)
- Unlimited web based or POP3 email
(I'm only highlighting the major features, and not including the minor standard features)