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Need clarification for Verizon Wireless plans.

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jtvang125

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I searched but nothing came up. Anyways I'm considering switching to Verizon from Cingular. I'm assuming unlimited IN calling means all calls that I receive will not go towards my airtime minutes correct? I did read up on their definition but it's like reading court transcript.
 
Originally posted by: jtvang125
I searched but nothing came up. Anyways I'm considering switching to Verizon from Cingular. I'm assuming unlimited IN calling means all calls that I receive will not go towards my airtime minutes correct? I did read up on their definition but it's like reading court transcript.
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As long as the other person also has Verizon
 
I think it's more that any calls you make or receive (i.e. incoming or outgoing) don't count away from your minutes if the other party is also in Verizon's network. "In" meaning in network, not incoming calls.
 
unlimited in does not mean all the calls u recieve will be free. only company that offers true free incoming is nextel (or sprint nextel now).

it means whenever you call someone and they also have service from verizon wireless, they will be part of the IN network and you get unlimited calling.
 
😱 Just realized that IN was an acronym for In Network. So it's pretty much a fancy name for free mobile to mobile. Thanks.
 
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