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And please don't read into this post. Its just a question. Is their anyone that has verizon and is not "IN" or is that verizon's mobile to mobile and everyone on the verizon network "IN"?
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I guess if you had a really old plan you might not be recieving mobile to mobile. But people that call you should get their side of the call free. If you both have 'IN" plans, then both of your minutes would be free.
Chris
Chris
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Ok I was just wondering. If IN was their name for mobile to mobile as their extended network is for roaming.
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wombough said:
Ok I was just wondering. If IN was their name for mobile to mobile as their extended network is for roaming.
Extended Network and Roaming have different meanings.
Extended Network means you are on a different carriers towers but are not going to inccure any roaming charges
Roaming (on older plans only) means you are on a different carriers towers and WILL BE charged for roaming cost of 69 cents a minute.
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Im still here, there just arent many post worth replying to lately, if you notice a lot of the "old timers" dont post much anymore
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I know I used to love debating real issues but I am about to not even visit anymore!
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whats considered old timer on this site...2 years plus, I think that might make me an oldtimer! Suh-wheet.
Chris
Chris
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I love debating stuff. Not just company x is the best and company z sucks cuz I said so. I don't see real debates on here anymore!
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if someone has a 34.99 plan...that is still a current offering. There are plans out there that don't have the "IN" minutes.
BTW, I called VZW and referred to it as mobile to mobile and the rep was clueless. LOL
BTW, I called VZW and referred to it as mobile to mobile and the rep was clueless. LOL
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