What services available in "Extended Network?"
I live in an Alltel market and VZW is not licenced to sell it's service here, but we are of course in the "No Roaming" area by VZW.
Does anyone know what services would be available on Verizon in an Alltel market only?
Does anyone know what services would be available on Verizon in an Alltel market only?
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text messaging is, dont think pic and flix messaging is. and your in minutes work in the extended area. YOu also get voicemail notifications in extended network. that is all I can help you with
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keep in mind that if you have IN calling, it DOES NOT apply in extended network. minutes will come out of your normal allowance, whether it's verizon to verizon or not.
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That is incorrect. "In" calling works where ever you have service. The only thing that effects in calling is blocking caller id.
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Directly from the script we are supposed to read as a CS rep
“Your calling plan includes (unlimited or number of) IN Calling minutes. With IN Calling, you can call any other VZW customer within the Local IN Calling Rate and Coverage Area. The IN Calling Rate and Coverage Area is not available everywhere in your Home Airtime Rate and Coverage Area. Your IN Calling coverage area will be shown on your calling plan brochure that will be sent with the equipment/phone you have ordered as well as on the letter you’ll be receiving from us confirming the changes you have requested today.”
a lot of the extended network and ALL of the roaming areas are cut out of this map.
“Your calling plan includes (unlimited or number of) IN Calling minutes. With IN Calling, you can call any other VZW customer within the Local IN Calling Rate and Coverage Area. The IN Calling Rate and Coverage Area is not available everywhere in your Home Airtime Rate and Coverage Area. Your IN Calling coverage area will be shown on your calling plan brochure that will be sent with the equipment/phone you have ordered as well as on the letter you’ll be receiving from us confirming the changes you have requested today.”
a lot of the extended network and ALL of the roaming areas are cut out of this map.
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if by "a lot" you mean about 5%, you'd be correct. over 95% of the extended network is available for in network calling.
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LanceUppercut said:
if by "a lot" you mean about 5%, you'd be correct. over 95% of the extended network is available for in network calling.
Im not the best at math but you lost me here, u say 5% is cut out but over 95% of the extended network is available for "in" network calling, do they have more then 100% extended network or you just messed up?
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You are just bad at math. Of the 100% only %5 doesn't support IN calling. That would leave 95% available for IN calling.
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