oh man. this android phone is too awesome.

Chevy57 said:
Too much money.

You should fill out application for discount plan on hearing impaired customers

Verizon Wireless, operator of the nation’s most reliable wireless network, has launched a new calling plan developed specifically for the deaf and hearing-impaired community. The Verizon Wireless Accessibility Plan gives users unlimited domestic text messaging (including instant messaging) with 100 monthly voice minutes for $39.99 monthly access with a one- or two-year customer agreement.

Customers can also subscribe to an optional feature for their BlackBerry or PDA/Smartphone that provides unlimited data usage on the company’s NationalAccess data network for an additional $40 monthly access.
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No, your post is incorrect.

Verizon has no accessibility plan, unlike att does.

They only offers $55 per month for unlimited data/text on smartphone, including BB, Android, WM6, Palm Pre.
Text Only Messaging Plans from Verizon Wireless

FYI, I'm former Verizon customer.
 
Foxrac said:
No, your post is incorrect.

Verizon has no accessibility plan, unlike att does.

They only offers $55 per month for unlimited data/text on smartphone, including BB, Android, WM6, Palm Pre.
Text Only Messaging Plans from Verizon Wireless

FYI, I'm former Verizon customer.
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You are right! Thank you for this info. Sprint Relay plan price is lower than Verizon.
 
JClarke said:
There is no such thing as fail, because we, in Australia have better SSI/SSDI type for deaf people who have no job, compared to these SSI/SSDI type benefits in the U.S. :)

See, there is no need to have discounted monthly prices, according to deaf customers, they ain't special you know?
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Yup, pretty much part of Europe too.
 
JClarke said:
Europe has better benefits compared to Australia's. Source was from a friend who lives in europe, he's one lucky bastard.
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wow whoa why are you said??? oh I see really fight to economy and politic! I think so
 
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