Jan wrote:
> Hi there
> I have been on the site and get boggled with tmi.
>
> SO I am hoping someone else has done their homework and is aware of the
> best plan. No I am not lazy just unsure of the best route.
>
> We require lots of minutes [unlimited probably] 5 phones
> and the phones are required in 2 different states 4 phones in one and 1
> in another. < not sure that makes a difference?
>
> Please advise
> Thank You So Much
> Jan
How price sensitive are you?
The best price for unlimited minutes on Verizon's network would be
getting five unlimited accounts at PagePlus. It's $2.49 per day, per
phone for unlimited (around $75 per month, though actually since you can
buy PagePlus cards at less than face value it works out to a bit under
$70 per month). It's on Verizon's network, but off-network roaming isn't
included nor can you use the phone in Canada or any other
CDMA
countries. If the cities the phones will be used in are cities with
native Verizon coverage (most cities) than you'll be fine as far as not
roaming. No contracts are required. There are no extra taxes or fees.
$350 on PagePlus versus $625 on Verizon. No free phones on PagePlus, you
have to supply your own Verizon network compatible phones.
Of course this may be a lot of hassle for a business to save only $275
per month versus getting five unlimited plans, on a single bill, on
Verizon itself (around $125 per line after taxes and fees) plus phones
are not included with PagePlus, you'd need to get phones that work on
Verizon on your own (you can buy Verizon prepaid phones and activate
them on PagePlus, at least you used to be able to--I'd try doing one
before buying five, and getting it from a store that allows returns, and
getting a phone where you can see the
ESN from outside the package so
you can try activating it prior to opening it).