i phone help

[Darklord Dave]

Sorry man, the iPhone is a GSM phone and Verizon is a CDMA network.

In the US, you are limited to AT&T and T-Mobile.

I went from Verizon to AT&T when I got the iphone and was able to keep the number. Shouldn't be a problem for you, might need to go into an AT&T store to do it.

But make sure your contract is up at Verizon - I got hit for a early cancellation fee and since Verizon has your number they call 3 times a day until you pay.

 

[Bodie The Cursed]

turns out keeping the same number isn't quite good enough.. Most of my contacts use verizon.. verizon to verizon calls don't use minutes.. I don't want to have to monitor mins.. I'll have to unlock it to make it useful..

 

[Bodie The Cursed]

plus i think i used at&t many years ago and their coverage was poor in my area.. I guess that could have changed since then..

 

[Mesa]

even if you unlock the phone, I'm not sure you can go outside of the ATT network just yet. But I'm no expert in this area, so good luck.

I've had my Iphone for 10 days and I'm completely addicted to it. I don't see me switching to any other phone anytime soon.

 

[Bodie The Cursed]

does at&t have a fave 5 feature or anything like that? where you can make a list of numbers that wont suck up mins?.. some of my employees are motor mouths..

 

[nash]

does at&t have a fave 5 feature or anything like that? where you can make a list of numbers that wont suck up mins?.. some of my employees are motor mouths..

no i dont think they do. they have rollover mins which is basically the left over minutes each month get stored into a pool and if you go over your monthly limit, it takes minutes out of that rollover pool.

 

[Kabukiman]

even if you unlock the phone, I'm not sure you can go outside of the ATT network just yet.

In the US, you can use T-Mobile as well.

 

[occulum]

no i dont think they do. they have rollover mins which is basically the left over minutes each month get stored into a pool and if you go over your monthly limit, it takes minutes out of that rollover pool.

my rollovers are up to 32,000miin now

Im about a week into my first iPhone and I must say I freakin love it ....

 

[Chapter 2099]

my rollovers are up to 32,000miin now

If you don't mind me asking, with that many rollover minutes, does that reduce your monthly bill in any way or do they just sit as reserves in case you go over?

 

[occulum]

just sits.
Ive been told if I reduce my plan it will erase them.

Right now Im trying to merge my wife's account into mine and get her an iPhone too.
She's drooling over access to those rollover minutes...

 

[Chapter 2099]

just sits.
Ive been told if I reduce my plan it will erase them.

Right now Im trying to merge my wife's account into mine and get her an iPhone too.
She's drooling over access to those rollover minutes...

That is a lot! And at least, you don't need to worry about going over.