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- 05-29-2005, 12:27 AM #16GordyGuest
Re: Verizon Worsens America's Choice Calling Plan--No more roaming, even at extra cost, No more National Single Rate Plan.
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- 05-29-2005, 02:54 AM #17Argon15Guest
Re: Verizon Worsens America's Choice Calling Plan--No moreroaming, even at extra cost, No more National Single Rate Plan.
This is what happens when your #1. You think you can do whatever the ****
you want and your customers are just suppose to take it. I liken Verizon to
Microsoft if their attitude and arrogance. Not to mention the fact that I
can't stand that moronic Can You Hear Me Know asshole in those stupid
commercials.
On 5/24/05 12:31 PM, in article
[email protected], "Steven M. Scharf"
<[email protected]> wrote:
> Verizon Worsens America's Choice Calling Plan--No more roaming, even at
> extra cost, No more National Single Rate Plan.
>
> The original America's Choice calling plan from Verizon was a great plan. It
> included a lot of off-network roaming, at no extra charge, in areas where
> Verizon did not have a network. Where Verizon didn't have a roaming
> agreement, your phone could still be used, but at extra cost.
>
> Verizon has been worsening America's Choice almost from its inception. They
> began by abandoning roaming agreements, so that there was a lot less
> included roaming, and a lot more extra-cost roaming. When this was disclosed
> by people who were analyzing their PRLs (preferred roaming lists), they
> forced these people to take this information off the web.
>
> Now they have changed the plan again, and new subscribers will have no
> roaming at all, even at an extra charge. This means that you can only use
> the phone in areas where Verizon has service (except for 911 calls). If
> you're out of Verizon's coverage area, your phone is a paperweight except
> for 911 access.
>
> Driving from the San Francisco Bay Area to Yosemite? Your phone will stop
> working completely on the outskirts of Oakdale, where Golden State Cellular
> is the carrier, and you'll have no coverage inside the park. Driving up the
> California Coast to Mendocino? No coverage. Alaska? No coverage. The list
> goes on and on.
>
> To complete the service reduction, Verizon no longer offers the National
> Single Rate plan. According to their sales people, they have NO plans that
> offer off-network roaming (though their web site states that their Digital
> Choice plan (local plan), and their InPulse prepaid plan, allow roaming at
> 69¢ per minute).
>
> Verizon's web site is intentionally misleading. It states, for America's
> Choice, "Domestic Roaming (No roaming charges) (Coverage not available in
> all areas)," without stating that what they really mean is that you cannot
> actually roam onto any other carrier's network.
>
> Previous America's Choice subscribers will still be able to roam off
> Verizon, though there will be less and less included roaming, as Verizon
> abandons roaming agreements.
>
>
- 05-29-2005, 05:53 AM #18Bill PittmanGuest
Re: Verizon Worsens America's Choice Calling Plan--No more roaming, even at extra cost, No more National Single Rate Plan.
In article <BEBEFB99.7A4D%bull****@youass.com>,
Argon15 <bull****@youass.com> wrote:
> This is what happens when your #1. You think you can do whatever the ****
> you want and your customers are just suppose to take it. I liken Verizon to
> Microsoft if their attitude and arrogance. Not to mention the fact that I
> can't stand that moronic Can You Hear Me Know asshole in those stupid
> commercials.
No, I can't hear you know. What does it sound like for you to know?
- 05-29-2005, 09:44 AM #19Steven M. ScharfGuest
Re: Verizon Worsens America's Choice Calling Plan--No moreroaming, even at extra cost, No more National Single Rate Plan.
"Argon15" <bull****@youass.com> wrote in message
news:BEBEFB99.7A4D%bull****@youass.com...
> This is what happens when your #1. You think you can do whatever the ****
> you want and your customers are just suppose to take it. I liken Verizon
to
> Microsoft if their attitude and arrogance. Not to mention the fact that I
> can't stand that moronic Can You Hear Me Know asshole in those stupid
> commercials.
Verizon is no longer the largest carrier in terms of customers. However they
have gotten a bit cocky after all the surveys by Consumer Reports, and other
publications, rating them much better than the other carriers in terms of
coverage. Most people will not realize that when they see "No Service" that
there actually is service available--just not to them.
- 05-29-2005, 02:29 PM #20PeglegGuest
Re: Verizon Worsens America's Choice Calling Plan--No moreroaming, even at extra cost, No more National Single Rate Plan.
On Sun, 29 May 2005 15:44:31 GMT, "Steven M. Scharf"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>Verizon is no longer the largest carrier in terms of customers. However they
>have gotten a bit cocky after all the surveys by Consumer Reports, and other
>publications, rating them much better than the other carriers in terms of
>coverage. Most people will not realize that when they see "No Service" that
>there actually is service available--just not to them.
How will this affect customers that have been on the America's Choice
Plan for years...will their options be degraded?
Pegleg
U.S. Navy Retired
Support Our Troops
- 05-29-2005, 03:07 PM #21RichGuest
Re: Verizon Worsens America's Choice Calling Plan--No moreroaming,even at extra cost, No more National Single Rate Plan.
Pegleg wrote:
> On Sun, 29 May 2005 15:44:31 GMT, "Steven M. Scharf"
> <[email protected]> wrote:
>>Verizon is no longer the largest carrier in terms of customers. However they
>>have gotten a bit cocky after all the surveys by Consumer Reports, and other
>>publications, rating them much better than the other carriers in terms of
>>coverage. Most people will not realize that when they see "No Service" that
>>there actually is service available--just not to them.
>
> How will this affect customers that have been on the America's Choice
> Plan for years...will their options be degraded?
If you stay on your current plan you won't be affected by this change
(just by whatever changes are made to the existing orignal AC plan, like
coverage increases).
If you renew your contract, you'll have to switch to the new plan.
> Pegleg
> U.S. Navy Retired
> Support Our Troops
Thank you for your service, and I do support our troops!
- 05-29-2005, 09:11 PM #22Steven M. ScharfGuest
Re: Verizon Worsens America's Choice Calling Plan--No moreroaming, even at extra cost, No more National Single Rate Plan.
Rich wrote:
> If you stay on your current plan you won't be affected by this change
> (just by whatever changes are made to the existing orignal AC plan, like
> coverage increases).
>
> If you renew your contract, you'll have to switch to the new plan.
No, this is not true. If you renew your contract, i.e. to get a discount on
a new handset, you can keep your existing plan. You can also increase or
decrease your minutes under your existing plan. If you switch to a totally
different plan, such as from an individual plan to a family plan, then you
cannot keep your old plan.
Personally, even if AC2 allowed off-network roaming I would not change plans
because I don't want to lose my 8:01 p.m. off-peak start time.
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