National Access = No

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Tom <thall91739-nospam@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I was comparing phones on the Verizon site and some of the phones say NO
> under the National Access feature heading. What does this mean?

Probably that they aren't technologically compatible with NationalAccess
and therefore can't use the service. Which phones are we talking about?

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Tom wrote:
> I was comparing phones on the Verizon site and some of the phones say
> NO under the National Access feature heading. What does this mean?

It simply means that the phone is not 1xRTT capable.
This has nothing to do with voice or the likes of an AC plan.
The National Access feature is what they are calling their
(currently) packet switched data.

-Quick

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Tom <thall91739-nospam@yahoo.com> wrote:
: > Probably that they aren't technologically compatible with NationalAccess
: > and therefore can't use the service. Which phones are we talking about?

: The phones that Verizon says don't have national access are:
: LG VX3200
: Samsung SCH-a650

Probably don't have a wireless modem built into them - like a computer
without a modem that won't be able to dial up your ISP.

Andrew
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