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I really don't know.All though you could find stuffed monkeys at Wal-Mart or any store that sells stuff animals. psh wal-mart iz a hill billy store who goes to walmart

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Yes

It's an argyle sweater, not a sweater vest.

Yes. I spoke with a rep at verizon this evening in regards to this very question. I do not believe they have a STB for sale, however, you can purchase your own box (best buy, internet...) and use it. Even if you have your own STB, you will have to rent a cable card from verizon for each STB you own. It is cheaper this way..cable cards are approximately 3.99 (each) per month to rent.

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No, the Verizon Samsung Galaxy S4 typically comes locked and has a subsidized price. You could get the S4 unlocked out of the box, but expect the price to be at full price.

The verizon lg vx4400 is an old phone from Verizon, popular in the early-to-mid 2000s. It is a flip phone and has an antenna. It was known for it's reliability and long-lasting battery life.

A Verizon Wireless cell phone is a cellular device from the Verizon Wireless company which provides flip phones to touch screens all you may want in a phone. Their slogan is America's most reliable network.

I think it's Wayne Wilcox. He played Marty on Gilmore Girls.

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Depending on the make and model of the Verizon phone you would be able to use it on nTelos services. The best bet would to be to find this information and then call nTelos Customer Care at 1-877-468-3567 to have them verify it is compatible.

Novatel Wireless provides wireless broadband access for portable devices such as computers and cellular telephones. They are partnered with many large cell phone carriers such as Verizon and Sprint.

from my experience with this, it usually means they didnt pay their bill, especially if its a prepaid account

including all blackberry's it 12 billion

Occasionally, yes. If you are looking for up-to-the-minute news, though, you're on the wrong web site.

North American area code +1 336 is in North Carolina, including Greensboro, High Point, and Winston-Salem. The old "Bell System" in that area is now part of AT&T; most former GTE areas are now Verizon; and other competitive providers exist. You can check their websites for information about major outages.

With stocks there is always risk and opposing views, but if Verizon were to continue their dividends, which are about 6% apy right now, that would be a good investment.

Of course there are doubters, like the motley fool. http://www.fool.com/investing/dividends-income/2010/08/24/verizons-dividends-may-not-last-forever.aspx

Find a good day when the stock drops andbuy and hold ( and collect dividends) until you get a nice pop. The dividends are a good safety net, but you shouldn't depend on them entirely.

Take their phone from them :)

You pay for a ringtone once and own it as long as you have that phone. Ringback tones are 99 cents a month to have the service.

In my experience from dealing with my Alltel prepaid, it depends on your area code. Some parts of the US are still managed by Alltel network. For instance, I moved from 912 (Hazlehurst Ga) to 813 (Tampa FL). 912 is still under Alltel, when I went to change my cell to the 813 area code, they informed me that I was in Verizon network now and not only would I have to pay through Verizon but I would also have to use Verizon's prepaid plans. Easier way to find out is if you still have Alltel stores in your area, then most likely you'll pay Alltel.

Daphne Duplaix

Computershare Trust Company, N.A.

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If you have Verizon and are on a text package it won't cost you a dime. If you have Verizon and you ARENT on a text package...it will cost you exactly a dime :) It doesn't matter where you're sending the text to, only WHO.

Absolutely yes. Most VZW devices are capable of working in GPRS/UMTS/HSDPA coverage areas so you can talk, text, surf and email with your Verizon device while in Panama.