Q data package

[gaewsky1]

Well I called Verizon back and got another rep who changed the data plan to the $29.99 plan and told me it was unlimited. I told her I thought there was a limit of 5GB and she said no there isn't. I didn't have to change my Family plan either. Hopefully this works. I guess when I get home I'll access my Verizon account online and double check everything. She also told me to dial *228 where the first rep didn't mention that at all.

[Tony Bag o Donuts]

Originally Posted by gaewsky1

Well I called Verizon back and got another rep who changed the data plan to the $29.99 plan and told me it was unlimited. I told her I thought there was a limit of 5GB and she said no there isn't. I didn't have to change my Family plan either. Hopefully this works. I guess when I get home I'll access my Verizon account online and double check everything. She also told me to dial *228 where the first rep didn't mention that at all.

228 just updates roaming.
there is a 5g cap on the 30.00 plan, but you would have to do some major downloading, etc. to get to it.

[PacoJr67]

doesn't option one still reprovision (reprogram) the phone?

[cheri]

Originally Posted by PacoJr67

doesn't option one still reprovision (reprogram) the phone?

It do....with a hardy master reset sometimes you have to *288 to get your phone to work again.

[Tony Bag o Donuts]

Originally Posted by cheri

It do....with a hardy master reset sometimes you have to *288 to get your phone to work again.

yeppers. one reprograms, two updates your roaming.

[gaewsky1]

Originally Posted by Tony Bag o Donuts

yeppers. one reprograms, two updates your roaming.

She told me to push number 2.


Now getting the 5gigs makes me feel better. From my first post does 572,617 kilobytes equal ? how many gigabytes?

[Tony Bag o Donuts]

Originally Posted by gaewsky1

She told me to push number 2.


Now getting the 5gigs makes me feel better. From my first post does 572,617 kilobytes equal ? how many gigabytes?

1000

tera = 1 000 000 000 000 = 1000 x giga = 1 000 000 x Mega
giga = 1 000 000 000 = 1000 x Mega
Mega = 1 000 000 = 1000 x kilo
kilo = 1000
...... 1
milli = 1/1000

[gaewsky1]

Originally Posted by Tony Bag o Donuts

1000

tera = 1 000 000 000 000 = 1000 x giga = 1 000 000 x Mega
giga = 1 000 000 000 = 1000 x Mega
Mega = 1 000 000 = 1000 x kilo
kilo = 1000
...... 1
milli = 1/1000

So the 572,617kb is approx .5GB? I'm horrible at math sorry.

[Tony Bag o Donuts]

Originally Posted by gaewsky1

So the 572,617kb is approx .5GB? I'm horrible at math sorry.

1,048,576Kb in 1Gb

[gaewsky1]

Thanks. I feel much better now knowing I will not come anywhere near the allowed usage.