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I'm traveling abroad, and it looks like the "Pay as You Go Global Data & Std. Voice" plan is a good option for my HTC One. I only want it for emergencies. As I checkout to add this plan to my phone, Verizon automatically tries to cancel my "Data Roaming USA & Canada" plan.
Why do they try to cancel it? And what am I losing by switching to the pay as you go plan? They're both listed as $0.
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re13579, we hope that you have a fabulous vacation! No worries, you can keep your current data plan while internationally traveling. However, we recommend that you add the $25.00 100 MB plan to use while internationally roaming overseas. If you choose not to add it, you will be billed $20.48 per MB when accessing data on your Smartphone. For more information regarding using your phone while traveling, click http://vz.to/n9PFe9
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Don't take a Verizon phone with you. They will rip you off blind. One week in the caribbean and i kept my phone off almost every moment of it. And when I did turn it on I put it in airplane mode. Get home and I was wacked $200 for $0 roaming fees, 1 text message and .22mb of background data. They're crazy. Run to AT&T!!!!
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re13579, we hope that you have a fabulous vacation! No worries, you can keep your current data plan while internationally traveling. However, we recommend that you add the $25.00 100 MB plan to use while internationally roaming overseas. If you choose not to add it, you will be billed $20.48 per MB when accessing data on your Smartphone. For more information regarding using your phone while traveling, click http://vz.to/n9PFe9
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If you travel use T Mobile. Data roaming is included. Verizon is robbery.
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MJF77 wrote:
If you travel use T Mobile. Data roaming is included. Verizon is robbery.
Not everyone has access to a local T-Mobile tower in the USA.
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Try republic wireless
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MJF77 wrote:
Try republic wireless
Even more unlikely where I live.
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Sprint it the back up network. Just a cheap option
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MJF77 wrote:
Sprint it the back up network. Just a cheap option
Ha! Sprint drops five miles out from town. Keep trying buddy.
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Then use verizon
When traveling get a domestic carrier prepaid or don't use verizon.
I have been verizon customer 11 years. My comments are for people who travel