[spatterfree]

Hi All,
Im wondering what i'll be expecting to pay for 5 lines with the 1400 select plan, all 5 lines have the bis at $29.99 i checked out and saw it would be approx $300 a month without tax, fee's and overages, could anyone give me a very close number what i would pay assuming i'll never have any overages? thanks so much,

[eml426]

Yep, your monthly access would be $300. You should check to see if you get any discounts from your work...if you go to Verizon's home page under the business tab, employee discounts. Most of the time you get anywhere from 8-25% the primary's monthly access (which would bill at $110), plus some of them have additional percentages off features (that would be your bis plans).

[spatterfree]

So what can i expect to be added on the bill as far as taxes and other fees?

Yep, your monthly access would be $300. You should check to see if you get any discounts from your work...if you go to Verizon's home page under the business tab, employee discounts. Most of the time you get anywhere from 8-25% the primary's monthly access (which would bill at $110), plus some of them have additional percentages off features (that would be your bis plans).

[justcallmeSHA]

1400 min select 110.00 for primary, 9.99 for 4 secondaries a piece, 29.99 xs 5=299.91...of course insurance and tax is extra......

[justcallmeSHA]

4.99 or 5.99 per line for ins....taxes depend on your state....I would estimate 30 bucks at least ...

[tybeegirl]

Sheez!! I'm paying approx. $200 month for the same plan with 2 BBs(BIS). What am I doing wrong?

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[spatterfree]

Ok, so i would get an 8% discount, now with the bill being 300 + 30 tax,
how much would the 8% subtract from the entire bill?

Yep, your monthly access would be $300. You should check to see if you get any discounts from your work...if you go to Verizon's home page under the business tab, employee discounts. Most of the time you get anywhere from 8-25% the primary's monthly access (which would bill at $110), plus some of them have additional percentages off features (that would be your bis plans).

[vndlewis]

That does not include any text packages.

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[justcallmeSHA]

Dont forget the Friends and Family also for you 1400min and above customers.., yes I am plugging for my employer...lol

[gettinthere]

Sheez!! I'm paying approx. $200 month for the same plan with 2 BBs(BIS). What am I doing wrong?

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Assuming no discounting, insurance or extras (VZnav, VVM....) you're at $180 + tax. Adding 3 more @ $40 each would be the extra $120.

[spatterfree]

i never put insurance on my phone, thanks for the help,

4.99 or 5.99 per line for ins....taxes depend on your state....I would estimate 30 bucks at least ...

[eml426]

It depends on where you are...I'm in the Chicago market and I'd say right around $350. Keep in mind the first bill is always higher because it will be pro-rated...there's no way to know what it will be until you're assigned a billing date. You'll also have activation fees totaling $135 unless they're running some kind of promotion where you are.

[mrsFAB]

That does not include any text packages.

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Select plans include unlimited texting in the price.

[spatterfree]

texting is unlimited on the 1400 select plan

That does not include any text packages.

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[vndlewis]

Sheez!! I'm paying approx. $200 month for the same plan with 2 BBs(BIS). What am I doing wrong?

That would be correct.

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[justcallmeSHA]

That does not include any text packages.

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Its for the select plan...unlimited included....but now that I think of it, it may be cheaper to do a basic plan, with seperate text packages, but that would depend on the text habits of the people on the acct....in other words, no need to have a select plan for those who send a few texts here and there....if at least three of you are heavy texters than select may be the best way to go

[gettinthere]

Ok, so i would get an 8% discount, now with the bill being 300 + 30 tax,
how much would the 8% subtract from the entire bill?

You get 8% off of the primary line only which is $110 Then add $9.99 per line and the BIS service. Also check to see if there is a data discount....

Or PM me and I'll let you know if you get a discount on the data.

[spatterfree]

WHat does Pro-rated mean in this case here?

It depends on where you are...I'm in the Chicago market and I'd say right around $350. Keep in mind the first bill is always higher because it will be pro-rated...there's no way to know what it will be until you're assigned a billing date. You'll also have activation fees totaling $135 unless they're running some kind of promotion where you are.

[eml426]

With the 8% discount you'd be at $291.15, with taxes about $335?

[spatterfree]

it's a little high, is there any other discount i can apply?

With the 8% discount you'd be at $291.15, with taxes about $335?

[spatterfree]

Ya, i would get a data discount as well, would that subtract from the $335?

You get 8% off of the primary line only which is $110 Then add $9.99 per line and the BIS service. Also check to see if there is a data discount....

Or PM me and I'll let you know if you get a discount on the data.

[eml426]

Whenever you sign up you're assigned a random billing date. On your first bill you have to get caught up with that date, and you always pay ahead for the next month whenever you pay your bill. So when you sign up if your billing date is 15 days away, you would pay the 15 days it takes to reach the billing date, plus the full month in advance for your plan. The highest your first bill would possibly be would be one day short of 2 full months....keep in mind thats the WORST case scenario. But this is how it works with any carrier, not just Verizon.

[spatterfree]

Ohh, i see, so why do i pay in advance, but still getting a bill every month?

Whenever you sign up you're assigned a random billing date. On your first bill you have to get caught up with that date, and you always pay ahead for the next month whenever you pay your bill. So when you sign up if your billing date is 15 days away, you would pay the 15 days it takes to reach the billing date, plus the full month in advance for your plan. The highest your first bill would possibly be would be one day short of 2 full months....keep in mind thats the WORST case scenario. But this is how it works with any carrier, not just Verizon.

[eml426]

To pay for your service for the next month.

[eml426]

And by the way, if the people you plan on texting all have blackberries you can use blackberry messenger instead. It's a feature you get on your phone for chatting between blackberry phones only. You won't have any text charges and you could drop down to the basic plan for $30 less.