Verizon provides a reliable network with a wide range of features at different prices. There are many pay as you go plans, though one of the most popular is known as the INpulse plan.
Plan features: There are different levels of the INpulse plan available according to the individual user’s needs. INpulse Core charges 10 cents per minute with a 99 cents access charge on each day that the phone is used; INpulse Plus offers 5 cent per minute calls and a $1.99 daily access charge as well as unlimited minutes at night-times (starting 9pm) and 5 cents per minute at weekends; the INpulse Power plan offers calls at 2 cents per minute with a daily access fee of $2.99 with unlimited nights and weekends. All INpulse plans allow users to call other Verizon customers for free.
Text messaging with the INpulse Core plan will cost you 10 cents per message, whereas INpulse Plus charges 5 cents and INpulse Power charges just 2 cents per message.
EasyPay Plans mean that users can enjoy these features of a pay monthly plan but prepaid with INpulse plans. Customers can either set up automatic monthly payments on the same date each monthly by direct debit or credit card, or pay using authorized dealers or on the Verizon website. If users would rather not pay this way then refill cards can be purchased from many resellers. After purchase of an INpulse phone users can be refunded if they change their minds within fifteen days of the original purchase date, though refill cards are non-refundable.
Pros: Verizon INpulse plans are of the prepaid cell phone model and require no contract or credit check. However, customers can choose pay monthly options if they prefer. Verizon gives all users $10 credit upon activation of an INpulse phone. This is a good option for those looking for prepaid cell phones.
Cons: You will need to keep track of the access charges as they can easily build up if you use your phone every day of the month, making calls less valuable as they may first seem.
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