Verizon

The Lake Forest, CA Verizon store on El Toro road has a phone number of (949)-472-0700. This number can be called whenever the store is open, from 10AM to 9PM. It may also be helpful to check in a phone book to make sure the number is current and accurate.

AT&T's wireless plan is cheaper than Verizon's, unless you plan to use more than 2GB worth of data per month. In that case, Verizon's plans are less expensive.

The activation fee is $35 for the first line, and $25 for every additional line.

You don't need to unlock a mobile phone to switch it from contract to prepay - as long as you're staying with the same carrier. All you need to do is contact your service provider, who will make the necessary changes on their computer system. Once the switch has been made, they'll send you a top-up card which you take to either one of their stores or a pay-point provider.

If there is a place for a SIM card under the battery then the device is GSM. If there is not a place for a SIM card then it is CDMA. Also, if there is an ESN on the bar code label under the battery then it is also CDMA. If there is an IMEI on the bar code label then it is GSM.

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You stop smart unlimited text by sending a message to smart short code or calling to smart and asking representative to stop the unlimited text service

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You will have to have possession of the phone. Otherwise, you'd have to call Verizon at: (800) 922-0204 or dial 611 from your cell phone. However, to help hold privacy, the phone would most likely be required. Sign into My Verizon and you can see who they sent it to or received from.

I don't think they will anytime soon i have done some research but the only thing i can find is that they might do it in march or maybe this summer.

The "Palm" series of phones have the full keyboard, are windows based (and very fast) so there are lots of software available for them and they work with Verizon. Verizon will tell you that you MUST have a data plan for the phone, ask to speak to a supervisor as this is not true and you are not required to have a dataplan with these phones (at least through the 750 model). Also note the phone is WIFI compatible if you buy the WIFI-SD card. All of these are available on sites such as E-Bay for around $100 (USD).

If you are asking if they SELL phones in Germany, it is a US only company. But, provided that you have a Quad Band phone (World Edition Phone) and are signed up for the service here in the US, the phone should work in Germany.

They may say the "World Phone" works in Europe but...I am in Germany right now (1/31/10) with a Blackberry 8830 "World Phone" purchased through Verizon Wireless, and it is not connecting to the GSM network- only gives a message saying "SIM card rejected". Same for Amsterdam. It's a Verizon SIM card, which either indicts their advertising or their quality control.

Yes. Verizon will sell off every portion of its business with the exception of wireless.

Comcast will take the FIOS customers and mom and pop telcos will buy all the landline and dsl customers.

One might purchase a Verizon INpulse prepaid Wireless Airtime Minutes Refill online at Callingmart. Callingmart guarantee an instant delivery and low price.

You can do it by going to straight talk website and logging on into your account or by calling customer service. If the phone is not new and was activated under another account you need to make sure that person has cleared the information allowing you to activate it under your name.

Verizon Wireless is a CDMA network. However, the global phones are programmed to pick up GSM networks overseas... but here in the states, it's all CDMA

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No, phones are programmed for the carrier, so if it was a Verizon phone, it was programmed for Verizon. It will not work on another carrier.

You need to go and ask Verizon what your options are (it will depend on the contract you signed).

Verizon wireless smartphones have a few different operating systems available. Operating systems include Android, Windows Phone, Google and Blackberry.

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