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Our corporate office tried to move all locations to Nextel to save us a
bunch of money. It would have worked too except for our outside sales
people work in areas where roaming is required and Nextel just didn't have
the coverage. The sales reps were all on Verizon and have since moved back
to using personal accounts and filing expense reports, each of them at about
$300 a pop per month.
On reason Verizon was not considered originally was our local reap, found
via the Verizon website, said he could only handle the people in our local
area code, and people for instance in our Florida office, would have to find
a rep there.
What we've like to do now is start a new account as we have the need for one
new user in my area code and then transfer all these personal Verizon
accounts into what we will call our corporate account, pool their minutes
and try to save some dough.
Does this sound like it will work?
Thanks!
Our corporate office tried to move all locations to Nextel to save us a
bunch of money. It would have worked too except for our outside sales
people work in areas where roaming is required and Nextel just didn't have
the coverage. The sales reps were all on Verizon and have since moved back
to using personal accounts and filing expense reports, each of them at about
$300 a pop per month.
On reason Verizon was not considered originally was our local reap, found
via the Verizon website, said he could only handle the people in our local
area code, and people for instance in our Florida office, would have to find
a rep there.
What we've like to do now is start a new account as we have the need for one
new user in my area code and then transfer all these personal Verizon
accounts into what we will call our corporate account, pool their minutes
and try to save some dough.
Does this sound like it will work?
Thanks!