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who has verizon wireless?
i was looking at the manual and it defines their free minutes as:
Night: 9:01PM-5:59AM, Monday-Friday Weekend: 12:00PM Saturday-11:59PM Sunday ok, so at 11:59PM on sunday they start charging you again all the way until 9:01PM on Monday? i figured it would be free all the way til 5:59AM Monday, since it is nighttime...but i guess not cuz it says "Nights" are only Monday-Friday. does anyone know what the deal is on Sunday after 12? |
I have verizon.
But, If I had a question and wanted the correct answer I would call the 1800 # that came with the manual =) |
Verizon Wireless is gay. They advertise all the fucking time here in Oklahoma, but you can't buy their service if you live here. You can roam through Oklahoma if you have Verizon, you just can't live here, or so they say. *shrug*
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I have Verizon and all my HOES DO TOO so it's all fucking free. I don't pay the bills. Just kidding... Are they any less complicated than anyone else? :helpme
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Did you know if you don't ASK for the Verizon 2 Verizon in calling network you will be charged if you talk to someone thats in the in network =) There I gave you another tip |
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I have cingular and they are good
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And I always thought 12:00:01 Monday morning means Monday uses mins until 9:00:01 Monday night |
Think of this if you called at 8:59PM monday night and you hung up at 9:00:01 Did they charge you? :-x
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if you have free nights and weekends on Verizon it's all free. they make the distinction for accounting purposes only. awhile back you could buy free weekend for an extra $10 and because people are still on that plan they have to set it up that way.
There used to be something in the fine print that stated that your free nights and weekends were limited to xxx minutes. which was like 1 minute over the actual # of minutes in the month. reason they did that was because if you have someone on call waiting while you are talking to someone it's burning up your minutes. fun eh? |
how would i change the marketing methods they use?
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yeah they do, if you initiate the call before 9pm, it would count against your main minutes, even if you talked for an hour. Sprint used to have 7pm off-peak which was nice. |
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Weekend: 12:00PM Saturday-11:59PM Sunday or Weekend: 12:00AM Saturday-11:59PM Sunday secondly Night: 9:01PM-5:59AM, Monday-Friday monday morning is included in that statement, unless you real it monday @ 9:01PM till Friday @ 5:59AM |
the manual states exactly what i originally posted...
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hhmmm, interesting, 12PM on saturday is noon...isn't it?
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that's weird...it says 12pm (noon) saturday in my manual...and i think i remember reading it the same in my girlfriend's manual that came with her phone...
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so if weekends start at 12am saturday, that would mean it's free to talk from 9pm friday til 11:59pm sunday?
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it is weird, the website promotes midnight and the manual says noon
btw, verizon never answers the phone, you always have to press a dozzen buttons to talk to anyone. that one of the reasons t-mobile robed the JD Power awards away from them |
it's free to talk from 9pm friday to 6 am monday
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