!~! "Express Network (1XRTT)" Usage Charges??

[J]

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Have Mobile Office and have tried using the high-speed "Express
Network (1XRTT)" Internet connection. Don't see any extra charges on
the bill!

Anyone have experiences?

J

 

[steve]

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Have used it some, no charges except for plan minutes.

"J" <j@lookhere.info> wrote in message
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> Have Mobile Office and have tried using the high-speed "Express
> Network (1XRTT)" Internet connection. Don't see any extra charges on
> the bill!
>
> Anyone have experiences?
>
> J


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J wrote:
> Have Mobile Office and have tried using the high-speed "Express
> Network (1XRTT)" Internet connection. Don't see any extra charges on
> the bill!
>
> Anyone have experiences?
>
> J

Been using it for a few years.. That's the whole Minutes of use thing...
Note the little pop-up says "may" incur charges... it's just a warning...

 

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J <j@lookhere.info> wrote:

> Have Mobile Office and have tried using the high-speed "Express
> Network (1XRTT)" Internet connection. Don't see any extra charges on
> the bill!
>
> Anyone have experiences?

You can use it with just regular airtime minutes, same as making a voice
call. I do it frequently.

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Jeremy | jeremy@exit109.com

 

[J]

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Thanks to all replies! I'll be using it on the road (after 9pm)

Thanks again, J

On Wed, 24 Nov 2004 02:59:09 -0000, Jeremy Nixon <jeremy@exit109.com>
wrote:

>J <j@lookhere.info> wrote:
>
>> Have Mobile Office and have tried using the high-speed "Express
>> Network (1XRTT)" Internet connection. Don't see any extra charges on
>> the bill!
>>
>> Anyone have experiences?
>
>You can use it with just regular airtime minutes, same as making a voice
>call. I do it frequently.

 

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Peter Pan wrote:

> J wrote:
>
>>Have Mobile Office and have tried using the high-speed "Express
>>Network (1XRTT)" Internet connection. Don't see any extra charges on
>>the bill!
>>
>>Anyone have experiences?
>>
>>J
>
>
> Been using it for a few years.. That's the whole Minutes of use thing...
> Note the little pop-up says "may" incur charges... it's just a warning...
>
>
I've been using Express Network for two years (using it now, in fact).
Verizon assured me I wouldn't be charged... and I haven't. At the rate
they're going, that could change any time.
--Dave

 

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Begin HHamp5246 quote:

; Someone I know got billed over 100.00 in one month for using EN. He called
; Verizon to ask why and they said he doesn't have the plan.

I switched from an NA plan to an AC plan a little over a month ago, and
I just got my first bill under the new plan/contract. I used data a
few times during the month, and was only charged for minutes.

My guess is that this someone you know probably has the same problem I
had earlier in the year: NA/MOU was only added by default to new plans
late in the summer, plans activated earlier than that don't have it.

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[Guest]

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I subscribed to America's Choice in June of 03. I had Express Network, now
known as NA/MOU from the beginning without asking for it. It was shown as a
no charge item on my receipt. I've been using it whenever available to
access the internet without any charges other the MOU.

Don in Tracy, Calif.

> My guess is that this someone you know probably has the same problem I
> had earlier in the year: NA/MOU was only added by default to new plans
> late in the summer, plans activated earlier than that don't have it.
>
> --
> Jeffrey Kaplan

 

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What model phone are you using?


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"Steve" <steveandjanet@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Have used it some, no charges except for plan minutes.
>
> "J" <j@lookhere.info> wrote in message
> news:4il4q0hr1sfmu29iorcs79h7e1gs6mkeuv@4ax.com...
>> Have Mobile Office and have tried using the high-speed "Express
>> Network (1XRTT)" Internet connection. Don't see any extra charges on
>> the bill!
>>
>> Anyone have experiences?
>>
>> J
>
>
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