I had signed on to a Verizon international plan to Guatemala for $20/month that included 1,000 minutes. I have recently traveled to Guatemala and suspended the plan while I was away and used the Travelpass plan while away. Upon my return, I called to reactivate my suspended plan. I was informed by the agent that that service was NO LONGER AVAILABLE. I had the agent formally request that the service be reactivated for me. My question is, because I had the plan in use and asked only that it be SUSPENDED, not cancelled, do I not have the right to the plan? Or would I have been informed that the plan was going to be cancelled even if I continued using it here in the U.S.?
If the plan you had been retired a while ago, then you would lose it if you changed your plan to the newer options.
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galleherjazz wrote:
My question is, because I had the plan in use and asked only that it be SUSPENDED, not cancelled, do I not have the right to the plan?
International plans are services on an account, not separate plans. You are only eligible to suspend your entire account, not services. You can only add or remove individual services, not suspend them. If you remove a feature, it must still be available when you want to add it back to your account.
One of Verizon's current options for calling Guatemala while in the US would be $5/month + $0.05/minute.
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