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Sorry to say, but verizon stores do not stock prepaid wireless phones. All phones purchase at verizon stores are contract phones.
With Verizon Wireless, a prepaid phone needs to be on a prepaid plan for at least 6 months before it can be moved to a postpaid plan.
I'm not sure
Verizon offers both prepaid and contracted wireless phone plans. They have rather inexpensive prepaid plans starting at only $20 a month which is comparable to both AT&T and Sprint.
yes it can my lg enzy did it on the verizion wireless plan
Try Tracfone, GoPhone, T Mobile Prepaid, T Mobile Prepaid Annual, Alltel Wireless, Virgin Mobile, Net 10, Boost Mobile, Cricket Wireless, and Verizon Wireless. These all offer cheap prepaid cell phone deals.
Powered by America's largest wireless network, now 80 million strong, Versizon Wireless prepaid offers powerful prepaid services with perks like unlimited Mobile to Mobile calling, unlimited Weekends and low-priced anytime minutes and text messaging.
In short, yes. I'm sure it would depend on the individual store and the active wireless networks that work around that store when it comes to what kind of cards it sells though. For example, http://www.walgreens.com/store/c/walgreens-verizon-wireless-$15-prepaid-refill-card/ID=prod6061562-product is an example of Walgreens selling a Verizon prepaid card.
Verizon has an excellent deal on prepaid wireless contracts. This provider will give you 30 days of unlimited talk, text and 1 GB of data for only $80 a month.
From what I'm told, straight talk will be switching from Sprint to Verizon on this phone.
Verizon offers prepaid plans, business plans, as well as data only plans. For their wireless customers Verizon has plans that allow the customer to pay by the minute for only the time they use or plans that start at $.99 per day.
The first time I heard of prepaid wireless plans I was at an Alltel store. The deals were much better than being held down with a contract. That was five years ago and I still have the same plan even after Alltel was bought out by Verizon Wireless.
The average monthly cost of an unlimited prepaid wireless phone plan is approximately fifty dollars. Such a plan is available with phone companies such as Verizon, Virgin Mobile, and T-Mobile.