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Hello, I'll be stationed in Korea for a year and I was wondering if there was a way I could continue my plan their without paying extra fees or doing a military freez on my account.
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What you are asking is not possible. As you refer, Verizon does allow military members and family to have free suspension while deployed with no monthly costs. You can resume when you return.
You can keep your service going, but using your phone in Korea is going to be very expensive on Verizon's plan Due to International roaming charges. There is no Verizon service in South Korea. You can get a Verizon global roaming plan that is $40 per month extra and only gives you 100 minutes/100 outgoing texts/100 MB data. Incoming texts are free.
ANother alternative to consider is to suspending your service and using wifi only in Korea. You can set up apps like whatsapp or Google Hangouts or FaceTime for family and friends to call. You can even get a U.S. Number with Google so people can call you with no international long distance. If you want you could add a Korean SIM to your phone to get local calling and data in Korea. When you come back to US reactivate service and then suspend again when you go back to Korea.
Thank you for serving.
Hello,
Yes, I would like to continue my Verizon wireless phone and current service if possible without paying any extra fees.
Yes, I will only be stationed in South Korea for the next year starting from sometime in mid June. I will also be coming back to the U.S. During my leave days. I plan to use my phone everyday as usual as my primary source of contact.
Deus, Mark Lester B.
What you are asking is not possible. As you refer, Verizon does allow military members and family to have free suspension while deployed with no monthly costs. You can resume when you return.
You can keep your service going, but using your phone in Korea is going to be very expensive on Verizon's plan Due to International roaming charges. There is no Verizon service in South Korea. You can get a Verizon global roaming plan that is $40 per month extra and only gives you 100 minutes/100 outgoing texts/100 MB data. Incoming texts are free.
ANother alternative to consider is to suspending your service and using wifi only in Korea. You can set up apps like whatsapp or Google Hangouts or FaceTime for family and friends to call. You can even get a U.S. Number with Google so people can call you with no international long distance. If you want you could add a Korean SIM to your phone to get local calling and data in Korea. When you come back to US reactivate service and then suspend again when you go back to Korea.
Thank you for serving.
Thank you for your help. You have been very helpful.
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