A flip Nokia at Target is compatible?
This is why I ask:
But that doesn’t mean that 4G is going away. In fact, Verizon expects its 4G LTE network to be its mainstay for some time to come. 5G will be rolled out incrementally, city by city, and live alongside 4G LTE for the foreseeable future.
https://www.verizon.com/about/news/what-4g-lte-and-why-it-matters
ICYMI:
My wife and I are in peril due to Verizon's "marshmallow" customer service.
We are both 74. I am a Vietnam War US Army veteran. My wife and I each have Motorola smartphones we purchased from Verizon a few years ago.
We are paid in full to date.
In the last 3 months, I have personally spent over 40 hours on Verizon's website, on their chat, on their voice call centers, and even went into the local store. No progress, resolution, or any kind of interest in assisting my wife and I.
Under US law and FCC regulations, due to our age, we are legally entitled to a "Life Line" such that in an emergency we have access to 911, etc.
No one we have talked to, or communicated with, in any manner at any time at Verizon has accepted that this neglect of folks our age is de facto ageism.
Several months ago, my wife had what seemed to be a mild heart attack. She passed out while preparing breakfast while I caught her before she hit the floor, she was so limp and flacid I thought she had died. I told her "I have you and you are safe."
She came back! Thank God.
I did not have to call 911.
Today, were she to have another event (despite now being on low dosage beta blockers now), we would not be able to call 911 on either of the 2 Motorola phones we purchased from Verizon some years ago.
Just yesterday I ran errands with NO phone on me, or on her. That is why the Life Line availability is Federal Law.
This situation, which is owned 100% by Verizon, deserves to be promptly resolved. Should my wife, or I, pass, due to our lack of a Life Line, I will....
