Verizon Rolls Out Unlimited Plans, Mobile Email
VZW Falls Short
You could get just about the exact same thing unlimited data, txt, internet for fifteen dollars less. Basically, the only difference compaired to Sprint plans is that customers are paying fifteen bucks for unlimited navigation. Which is pay as you go for 2.99 per day per use. I'd rather be charged for navigation as i use it.
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Sprints plan does not include an actual built in e-mail client, just mobile web to allow you to access a web based email, right?
And unlike Sprint, VZW's messaging bundles include unlimited mms 😛
And unlike Sprint, VZW's messaging bundles include unlimited mms 😛
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The new client not only supports the majority of the popular web based e-mail clients, it also supports POP3 accounts.
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rmtp22 said:
I could be wrong but, aren't the majority of web based e-mail clients, POP3?
I don't know, probably. I was merely making a point that the new email client supports email from sources OTHER THEN the top five free email clients.
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i think its a pretty sweet plan.
and as far as the vz nav, i dont know if you have used it but its really nice! i like now how you can change the voice of the person. just kind of a neat feature. also i logged into the website and added all my favorites so i dont have to find them in recent searches.
just my 2 cents.
and as far as the vz nav, i dont know if you have used it but its really nice! i like now how you can change the voice of the person. just kind of a neat feature. also i logged into the website and added all my favorites so i dont have to find them in recent searches.
just my 2 cents.
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The problem with their support of POP3 accounts is that they don't have it working very well yet and they have only had it for a week or two and are unable to support it or get it to work themselves.
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