Verizon prepaid free calls to other Verizon customers?
Page 1 of 1
Author
Message
killswitch92 Posts: 1
Fri Aug 17, 2007 8:09 pm
i heard that that i could buy a prepaid verizon cell phone and i can call any1 who has a verizon cell phone too for free. is this true?
Advertisement
heidileann Posts: 22
Phone Model: Motorola Rizr, plus many others
Service Provider: Verizon
Fri Aug 17, 2007 10:03 pm
if i remember correctly when i had a prepaid.it still is going to charge you a dollar a day wheather you make a phone call or not.but i think talking to other verizon customers is free
alarcon_edward Posts: 75
Mon Aug 20, 2007 1:46 pm
depends on the type of prepay you have there is yes but still must have money or minutes loaded on phone.
*KaylaJo_16* Posts: 15
Phone Model: LG-VX8550 chocolate
Service Provider: Verizon Wireless
Tue Aug 21, 2007 10:09 pm
Yes It is true. I just actually got rid of mine. It was awesome because most of my family had verizon and it was free to call when you call someone it'll tell you "the time available for this call is unlimited" if it isn't it will say how many minutes you can use.but it's also 99 cents a day no matter if you call someone or not. the only reason I got a plan is I text like crazy and I was buying a 30$ card every 2 weeks. but other than that it rocked Good luck!
thompr Posts: 2
Phone Model: LG VX8360
Service Provider: Verizon
Tue Mar 10, 2009 1:26 pm
I just signed up for the "prepaid" plan. You pay $0.99 per day that you use it and get unlimited use that day to anyone on Verizon.
You have to "pre-load" with $15 a month, $30 for 3 months or $100 for a year. From that "pre-loaded" amount the calls are deducted, but if you don't use all the money, you lose it. So if you pre-load at $15 for a month and make 3 calls at $0.99 ($2.97) you will lose $12.03 when the month is up. You also have to keep pre-loading to keep the phone activated. If you have a lapse there is a reactivation fee. My wife uses hers for emergencies only. I pre-loaded it with $100 for the year. It seemed like it would be the cheapest in the long run.
