LG Voyager VX-10000
Does VPak unlimited internet use minutes?
I know you get unlimited MB - but does it use minutes? the VZW literature is so unbelievably confusing to me.
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No. They just changed their plans. I believe you need to be on the new America's Choice plans to actually take advantage of it though. It is a per MB charge now.
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I don't want someone who "believes" - I want someone who "knows" to answer 🤤
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You ger charged per MB used NOT minutes. Which does make more sense. And its the NATIONWIDE plan not the americas choice plan that you will ned to use with the voyager
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Actually you don't need the Nationwide plan to use the voyager, and yes the Vpak is unlimited data without using your minutes. If you are already on America's choice you won't have to change to the Nationwide plan to use the Voyager. The only difference between the two plans are how the data is billed, and then it only changes if you don't have a vpak or premium plan.
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If you have the Vcast Vpak you get unlimited MW that does not use air time. I repeat does not use airtime. Thats why they do not offer the $5 MW anymore with the Nationwide plans.
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Okay that sounds right. People are really screwed up on this stuff (look at the other posts just in this thread alone).
So - $15 / month gets you the VPak with unlimited MB on the web browser, and doesn't eat up minutes. Thank you.
So - $15 / month gets you the VPak with unlimited MB on the web browser, and doesn't eat up minutes. Thank you.
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was only off by the plan (not "really screwed up"). i knew it was the new one, just didn't know what the heck they called it. ;-)
Do you know where to even view the plans for text and internet on Verizon's page? I cannot find it for the life of me.
Do you know where to even view the plans for text and internet on Verizon's page? I cannot find it for the life of me.
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$5 for 250, $10 for 500, $15 for 1000 or 1500, and I forgot what $20 is (maybe unlimited)...MW is 1.99 per mb unless you are still on Americas Choice, then its $5 unlimited but uses airtime
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