National Access Extended Service

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Is this an accurate statement?
National Access Extended Service access is automatically added to
America's Choice plans at no additional cost for new Verizon
customers.

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Gino Columbo wrote:
> ginocolumbo@yahoo.com (Gino Columbo) wrote in message
> news:<a360b6f5.0411191851.2fe90074@posting.google.com>...
>> Is this an accurate statement?
>> National Access Extended Service access is automatically added to
>> America's Choice plans at no additional cost for new Verizon
>> customers.
>
> Since I didn't get a reply to this question, I decided to go to
> "the horse's mouth", Verizon Customer Care. This is a direct quote
> from their reply to me today:
>
> The "National Enhanced Service Access" feature is added to all
> America's Choice calling plans at no additional cost. Please be
> advised that
> this feature allows you access to special data features such as PIX
> messaging, but does not provide internet access.

Maybe you didn't get a reply since you asked about "Extended Service "
but from your call it was really "Enhanced Service".

Seems to me that if you ask "is this an accurate statement?" you ought to
make the question accurate.

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CharlesH <hoch@exemplary.invlalid> wrote:

>> The "National Enhanced Service Access" feature is added to all
>> America's Choice calling plans at no additional cost. Please be advised that
>> this feature allows you access to special data features such as PIX
>> messaging, but does not provide internet access.
>
> Unless they have recently figured out how to block tethered access while
> allowing internal applications such as Picture Messaging to use National
> Access, that last restriction actually is not true. As of a couple of
> weeks ago, anyway, it worked fine for me. They don't WANT you to use it
> for Interent access, but they couldn't stop you unless it was excessive
> and they cut it off completely.

It works just fine for Internet access using voice airtime minutes just
like a regular phone call.

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