Verizon Prepaid Cell Phone Plans(3)

Calls to Mexico landlines cost an additional 10 cents, and calls to Mexico cell phones cost an additional 29 cents per minute.

Roaming calls made while you're in Mexico cost 99 cents per minute.

The same additional 29 cent charge also applies to Canada, Guam, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and Saipan.

These rates are somewhat reasonable, but not the rates for calling anywhere else.

It costs a whopping additional $1.49 to anywhere else in the world, which means you'd only do it out of desperation. Most of the time you'd want to use those calling cards with a toll-free number.

Verizon has a good setup for sending international text messages from the USA. You can access it through their website as well and send a text message to almost any country. Clicking on their text message map brings up the various mobile networks in that particular country.

It costs an additional 10 cents to send or receive a text messages from participating carriers in Mexico and Canada.

It costs an additional 25 cents to send and receive a text message via participating carriers from elsewhere in the world.

This page allows you to select your country and click "Display" to see the list of carriers.

Okay, so International calling is acceptable for Mexico, Canada and some protectorates. For any other country, you're better off using another phone or buying an international calling card.

You can get discounts for purchasing Verizon prepaid cell phones directly from their website. For example, you can get a no-contract prepaid iPhone 4s at a good price.

Since offering local number portability is the law of the land, you can port your current cell phone or home phone number to Verizon. (Note if you port your home phone number, that line will be disconnected.)

Here's the customer service phone number as well as a link to their forums.

To get customer service you can either:

Dial *611 from your cell phone

or Call

(888) 294-6804

Use their customer forums to find out if others have had similar issues. Though the forum is for all voice and broadband issues, the search button seems pretty effective for finding posts about their prepaid service.

If you want to switch, but want to make sure you have great coverage, then the new Verizon Prepaid plans can be a good choice. They offer more high-speed data and no longer cut you off completely when you use it up.

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