Motorola V710
Opinions wanted: the v710 and Verizon service plans
I have a couple of plan questions for all you experienced Verizon users that I would appreciate some opinions on.
I had a Samsung i600, which used a non-WAP internet explorer so I had the $49.99 per month unlimited internet plan for it. I also used it to dial-in via Express Network using laptop/PDA.
Now, can someone describe what changes if any I should make to the plan, since I probably do not want the internet plan anymore. I hear you can request a minutes only used plan for Express Network connection to a laptop, but I also want to maintain some sort of internet connectivity with the phone, but I do not know what it is called or what options are available.
Also, the specs for the phone indicate it can handle email (POP3) and I ...
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I had a Samsung i600, which used a non-WAP internet explorer so I had the $49.99 per month unlimited internet plan for it. I also used it to dial-in via Express Network using laptop/PDA.
Now, can someone describe what changes if any I should make to the plan, since I probably do not want the internet plan anymore. I hear you can request a minutes only used plan for Express Network connection to a laptop, but I also want to maintain some sort of internet connectivity with the phone, but I do not know what it is called or what options are available.
Also, the specs for the phone indicate it can handle email (POP3) and I ...
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Just get a regular America's Choice plan. Since you have a camera phone, they'll put NA MOU (National Access Minutes of Use) feature on your account because that's supposed to be used by picture messaging. It used to be EN MOU (Express Network Minutes of Use) but they renamed Express Network to National Access so it still might be EN MOU in Verizon's system. In reality that's not supposed to be used for people that want to use their phone an a modem for an internet connection and I did it with my previous phone, the Motorola T720. Don't get one of those National Access plans which are listed under the "Internet/Data Plans" on Verizon's site. They include minutes for voice and data but they more expensive than the America's Choice plans ...
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