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Hello,
I have a Samsung Gusto on the Core prepaid plan. I currently have a $99 balance, so don't need to add any minutes. However, Verizon is telling me that if I don't add at least $15 to my account on the payment due date, my account will be deactivated. What is the last amount I can pay each month and still keep the account active? Do I need to be on a different plan?
Thanks.
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When you add money to your prepaid plan, your plan is then "active" for a set amount of time. The time it is active depends on the amount of money you add to your account.
From the prepaid FAQ page, you can find the following:
When do payments I've made to my Prepaid account expire? Do minutes carry over?
Once applied to your account, payments made to your account expire as follows:
- $15-$29.99 payments expire in 30 days
- $30-$74.99 payments expire in 90 days
- $75-$99.99 payments expire in 180 days
- $100 or more payments expire in 365 days
If you make a payment to your account before your expiration date, any unused balance will carry over and expire on your new expiration date.
So, in essence you can add $15 every 30 days to keep your line active, which comes out to $180/year. On the other hand, if you add $100 all at once, your account will remain active for 1 year.
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When you add money to your prepaid plan, your plan is then "active" for a set amount of time. The time it is active depends on the amount of money you add to your account.
From the prepaid FAQ page, you can find the following:
When do payments I've made to my Prepaid account expire? Do minutes carry over?
Once applied to your account, payments made to your account expire as follows:
- $15-$29.99 payments expire in 30 days
- $30-$74.99 payments expire in 90 days
- $75-$99.99 payments expire in 180 days
- $100 or more payments expire in 365 days
If you make a payment to your account before your expiration date, any unused balance will carry over and expire on your new expiration date.
So, in essence you can add $15 every 30 days to keep your line active, which comes out to $180/year. On the other hand, if you add $100 all at once, your account will remain active for 1 year.
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Thank you rcschnoor! This was the information I needed. Very helpful.