No, it's just calling.
It all depends on the contract you have. Some like the "In" contract with Verizon Wireless allow you to send texts unlimited to anyone else within the Verizon "In" network. Others, like AT&T will charge you for texts regardless of network provider unless you buy the unlimited texting packages, in or out of network.
All Verizon Wireless plans include unlimited mobile-to-mobile calling within its network. Many plans include unlimited calls to or from Friends & Family numbers and unlimited messaging.
You can unlimited which you can text how much you want to Verizon and out of net work like at&t. Which that cost $30.00 with a family plan. Everyone in your plan has to have unlimited if you get that. Or you can get the $10.00 that gives you unlimited texting Verizon to Verizon. Then 500 out of Verizon network. Lastly you can get the $5.00 that only gives you 250 to Verizon AND out of net work. Out of net work=at&t or t-mobile or something like that!
Alltel is now a portion of the Verizon network before the merger the unlimited use on the Alltel prepaid phone was $22.50 a month. The new unlimited standard now for a prepaid phone is $45 now.
"Yes, Verizon did offer the LG Chocolate because my husband owned one and we have Verizon as a wireless provider. Unfortunately, the Chocolate has been discontinued because it was a very bad phone."
Yes it is unlimited but you have to have a wifi network in your house.
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Where can I find the rebate form for the Verizon Network Extender?
Yes Android Supports the Verizon Network ( THERE IS MORE ANDROIDS THEN THERE IS ON THE ATT NETWORK)
Yes, That only works for cell phones though. You can not call landlines or anyother cell phone network for free. It will use your minutes if you call anyother network or a landline, but you can call any cell phone network or landline past 8:00 or on the weekends for free.
It uses the Verizon network.