Verizon service

Buy extra ink for that printer, including color. Newer printers require all ink tanks to have ink, even if you're only printing black. I've used VZW since my ATT phone got cloned in 2003. I've been using VZW for data and permits and such since then as well. You late data adopters don't know how good you have it! Switching the tethered phone to fax mode and having winfax receive it before the other side hung up could be very frustrating. Now with myfax you get an email alert and can print from your phone.

 

VZW would always get me in trouble years ago. We had them linked off of my bosses account for work. I somehow got stuck putting the deals together & the bills would always show up for way more than the plan price. But the deal breaker was Verizon & US Cellular had an issue with not working together. So right in the middle of the area we were trying to service you could not get signal with VZW. This was back well over 10 years ago. Switched to Cingular that turned into AT&T later w/o issue.
Although that is just one locale...

Regardless, the majority of those who travel in the U.S. I think have switched over to Verizon. Was waiting for the Galaxy S3 to officially roll out & may have to wait a bit longer to see VZW's. Pretty sure that everything other than the air card is out of contract with AT&T.

 

New data voice text plans coming to Verizon. You guys that just signed up may want to watch/ask about this as they go in effect later this month.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/busin...ls-shared-data-plans-20120612,0,2911876.story

 

Probably a good thing, looks like it will cost MORE money as they are getting you on the data & access charges. When I saw unlimited voice/messaging for cheap, it looked to good to be true. Kind of thinking it is. But the way they have it separated out, each person will have to look at how it fits what they currently use.

 

Looks like alot. On my account I have 2 iphones with unlimited data, and a 5gig tablet plan, with free hotspot. I'll check it out, but I don't like the idea of giving up unlimited data. I already did on one of my lineswhen I went from an aircard to the tablet.

BTW, you aren't locked into anything. You can change your plan at any time with Verizon, you just can't cancel it without a fee.