I have been wanting to txt really bad so i finally talked my dad into getting me a plan. I have to pay for it,, so i need to really understand the plan. It has like 1500 msgs, unlimited verizon customers. does the 1500 include sent and recieved?? Or just sent?
Also, 1500 messages are those to other services such as cingular, sprint, etc. You have unlimited txts for members that have verizon & are "in". Let me clear something up though. Not everyone in the verizon network is "in". They have to be "in" for the messages to be free. So if they're "in" the verizon network & you're "in", you can send how many texts back & forth as you want & it will not take away from your 1500 messages.
There's a link that says 'Check if your family/friends are in'. Simply type in your # & their # & it'll let you know who's in & who's not. This also goes for calling.
If you have any more questions, here's another link-
viciousxpunk answered Wednesday July 4 2007, 1:18 pm: i used to have this plan. this means that you will have unlimited to people who have verizon, so you can send and recieve as many as you want, and you will have 1500 to everyone out of the verizon network. this includes sent and recieved. you can always check your amount of in and out of service texts used, by calling #data on your phone. they will tell you the amount of texts sent and recieved, and will send you a free text message that tells you the numbers. pix and flix messages are considered the same as regular texts. [ viciousxpunk's advice column | Ask viciousxpunk A Question ]
Cux answered Wednesday July 4 2007, 12:30 pm: It is both sent and received messages.
For more information about it, visit verizonwireless.com
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