VZAccess and VZEmail
On this page:
http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/store/controller? ... »
it says:
"Internet Access
Mobile Office Kits, PC Cards, PDAs or other wireless modem devices may not be used for Internet access without a subscription to select VZEmail or VZAccess plans."
Can someone please explain to me what this sentence means?
If you want to get Internet on your PC using an Aircard or your phone as a tethered modem, then you'll need to get the BroadbandAccess for $59.99 or $39.99 per month, or $15 if you have a Blackberry or PDA. Because I don't understand what VZEmail or VZAccess is, I don't understand what is has to do with using your phone as a mode...
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http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/store/controller? ... »
it says:
"Internet Access
Mobile Office Kits, PC Cards, PDAs or other wireless modem devices may not be used for Internet access without a subscription to select VZEmail or VZAccess plans."
Can someone please explain to me what this sentence means?
If you want to get Internet on your PC using an Aircard or your phone as a tethered modem, then you'll need to get the BroadbandAccess for $59.99 or $39.99 per month, or $15 if you have a Blackberry or PDA. Because I don't understand what VZEmail or VZAccess is, I don't understand what is has to do with using your phone as a mode...
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It's all the same thing. The broadband access is VZAccess. Basically the plans on the PDA's would be VZEmail.
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vzwinagent said:
It's all the same thing. The broadband access is VZAccess. Basically the plans on the PDA's would be VZEmail.
So, VZAccess is just another name for Broadband Access and National Access plans (VZAccess = BroadbandAccess + NationalAccess)? And VZEmail is the equivalent of the PDA's Internet access?
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