“What should my Verizon plan be ? I plan to use this phone to make calls (I do call Alaska and Hawaii) , GPS, take photos (Which I will store on my computer), read one audiobook at a time on, text, do searches online, go onto websites and send emails. I am not a gamer. I might listen to spotify, but I will not be saving music on it. I will not be typing documents on it. Everything important will be saved on my computer or AOL or Google. So what Verizon calling plan should I have ? I would think, the cheapest, but I do not know what that is. I do not even know where to see the Verizon calling plans”
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On the Verizon Wireless website you can review all plans and there is a tool that tells you what type of data plan you may need for your type of usage. Always start larger than what you expect to use you can always adjust down, you don't want to get any overage charges which you will get if you underestimate.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I would start with 6GB or 8GB data plans first. Always start low data plans to gauge your usage. I personally use Milk music and spotify and it eats your data up. I currently use 15GB but I have corporate discount.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Go to Verizonwireless.com You could probably get by with the 4gb per month everything plan.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I would go to Verizon's website. They have the pricing breakdown. If you are going to 'stream' at all (movies, or music), i would go with at least 2g plan, and sign up for text alerts. You can always bump to the next plan ($10 or $15 for significantly more data...2-4g) where if you simply 'go over' it's $10 per gig.
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