Verizon Prepaid and 911 Calls

If your Prepaid Verizon phone is inactive it will still be able to contact 911. As long as your phone can get a signal and the battery is charged up enough you can use your inactive Verizon phone as an emergency phone.


Verizon Wireless has one of the biggest and most dependable wireless networks in the nation. Verizon Wireless now offers pay as you go Wireless services. Here is the Logo which we all relate to “Can you Hear Me Now.”

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The Verizon Prepaid Basic Plan charges 25 cents per minute with no daily access fee. The Verizon Wireless Basic plan is not competitive with any of the other prepaid plans.
Net10.com for 10 cents a minute or Tracfone.com. from 6.6 cents up to 33 cents a minute are better alternatives.

The Verizon Core Plan charges 99 cents per day access and calls are 10 cents per minute. Unlimited calls to Verizon Wireless cell phones are free. I utilized the Verizon Wireless Core plan for nearly a year, if most of your calls tend to be to other Verizon Wireless users this is often a good deal.

The Verizon Plus Plan is $1.99 per day access and charges 5 cents per minute. Basically this will be the same as the Core plan with Unlimited Nites and Weekends added and you will only pay 5 cents per text to receive and send.

The Verizon Prepaid Unlimited Talk Plan offers Unlimited minutes and one-cent text messages for $3.99 per day.

Prepaid Verizon Wireless Calling Standard Features

Call waiting, caller ID, 3 way calling and call forwarding are included. Monspnvz030310

There is no extra charge for Verizon Nationwide Long Distance.

Check out my article on the Best Annual Cell Phone Plan

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Your Verizon Prepaid Service Time will not Stack Up!

When you add money to your Verizon Prepaid account you will extend the expiration date . With a $15 to $29.99 payment you will extend your service to 30 days. $30 to 74.99 will extend to 90 days. A $100 payment or more will extend your service to 365 days.

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