Assuming it has a slot for a transflash card, you can move them to the
card and then use a card reader on the PC.
On Mar 16, 12:31 pm, Steve <t...@qprc.inv> wrote:
> I have a Pantech PN215 (Verizon Inpulse) purchased from Target. Is
> there some sorta adapter I can use to transfer pictures to the PC?
>
> --
>
> The wages of sin are death,
> but by the time taxes are taken out,
> it's just sort of a tired feeling.
>
> ...Paula Poundstone
I qualify for the "New Any Two" $100 discount and I went into a Verizon
store to use the discount and get a new phone. I thought I could just extend
my existing plan by 2 more years and get the discount. The salesman in the
store told me that since my plan is no longer offered I would have to get a
new plan. Right now I am on a $59.95 2 phone family plan. I would have to
change to the 69.95 2 phone family plan to get the "New Any Two" discount. I
do not need the extra minutes and so I do not want to sign up for the more
expensive plan. My question is, is he correct? Thanks Richard
rick749@hotmail.com (Richard) wrote in
news:xjDKh.2499$w01.1723@newsfe12.lga:
> I qualify for the "New Any Two" $100 discount and I went into a
> Verizon store to use the discount and get a new phone. I thought I
> could just extend my existing plan by 2 more years and get the
> discount. The salesman in the store told me that since my plan is
> no longer offered I would have to get a new plan. Right now I am on
> a $59.95 2 phone family plan. I would have to change to the 69.95 2
> phone family plan to get the "New Any Two" discount. I do not need
> the extra minutes and so I do not want to sign up for the more
> expensive plan. My question is, is he correct?
Unless they've changed their rules in the last 6 months, no.
I'm on a long-obsolete plan and went without a contract for a long
time, but finally needed new phones. I was able to get them at no
charge without changing plans, although I did have to sign up for two
more years.
[The plan is 100 minutes/month, shared between two phones for
$30/month; as you might guess, we're not heavy users :-)]
Richard wrote:
> I qualify for the "New Any Two" $100 discount and I went into a Verizon
> store to use the discount and get a new phone. I thought I could just extend
> my existing plan by 2 more years and get the discount. The salesman in the
> store told me that since my plan is no longer offered I would have to get a
> new plan. Right now I am on a $59.95 2 phone family plan. I would have to
> change to the 69.95 2 phone family plan to get the "New Any Two" discount. I
> do not need the extra minutes and so I do not want to sign up for the more
> expensive plan. My question is, is he correct? Thanks Richard
>
>
When I was due for a my new every two years thing I was told the exact
same thing, I need a new plan. For me it wasn't a big deal as the basic
450 minutes plan was more than enough for me.
"Andrew Duane" <andrew_l_duane@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> I have a Pantech PN215 (Verizon Inpulse) purchased from Target. Is
>> there some sorta adapter I can use to transfer pictures to the PC?
>>
>Assuming it has a slot for a transflash card, you can move them to the
>card and then use a card reader on the PC.
Nope, no slots, near as I can tell. Wonder if there's a USB-type
adapter that plugs into the power slot of the phone...
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"Richard" <rick749@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I qualify for the "New Any Two" $100 discount and I went into a Verizon
>store to use the discount and get a new phone. I thought I could just
>extend my existing plan by 2 more years and get the discount. The salesman
>in the store told me that since my plan is no longer offered I would have
>to get a new plan. Right now I am on a $59.95 2 phone family plan. I would
>have to change to the 69.95 2 phone family plan to get the "New Any Two"
>discount. I do not need the extra minutes and so I do not want to sign up
>for the more expensive plan. My question is, is he correct? Thanks Richard
>
I did my "New Any Two" $100 discount on line and kept my old plan, which is
800 min with roaming. The only problem I ran into was losing my 1X modem
connection while traveling due to the new phone being Broadband capable.
Richard wrote:
> I qualify for the "New Any Two" $100 discount and I went into a Verizon
> store to use the discount and get a new phone. I thought I could just extend
> my existing plan by 2 more years and get the discount. The salesman in the
> store told me that since my plan is no longer offered I would have to get a
> new plan. Right now I am on a $59.95 2 phone family plan. I would have to
> change to the 69.95 2 phone family plan to get the "New Any Two" discount. I
> do not need the extra minutes and so I do not want to sign up for the more
> expensive plan. My question is, is he correct? Thanks Richard
I'm in the exact same situation (except I have 4 lines). I called
Verizon (1-800-922-0204) yesterday and asked some questions. I was
told that while it would be "better" to get one of the new plans, if I
really wanted to renew my old plan, I could get a supervisor to
approve it (and still qualify for NE2).
"Art Harris" <n2ah@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1174130418.441510.89430@n59g2000hsh.googlegro ups.com...
> Richard wrote:
>> I qualify for the "New Any Two" $100 discount and I went into a Verizon
>> store to use the discount and get a new phone. I thought I could just
>> extend
>> my existing plan by 2 more years and get the discount. The salesman in
>> the
>> store told me that since my plan is no longer offered I would have to get
>> a
>> new plan. Right now I am on a $59.95 2 phone family plan. I would have to
>> change to the 69.95 2 phone family plan to get the "New Any Two"
>> discount. I
>> do not need the extra minutes and so I do not want to sign up for the
>> more
>> expensive plan. My question is, is he correct? Thanks Richard
>
> I'm in the exact same situation (except I have 4 lines). I called
> Verizon (1-800-922-0204) yesterday and asked some questions. I was
> told that while it would be "better" to get one of the new plans, if I
> really wanted to renew my old plan, I could get a supervisor to
> approve it (and still qualify for NE2).
>
> Art
>
Richard wrote:
> > I'm in the exact same situation (except I have 4 lines). I called
> > Verizon (1-800-922-0204) yesterday and asked some questions. I was
> > told that while it would be "better" to get one of the new plans, if I
> > really wanted to renew my old plan, I could get a supervisor to
> > approve it (and still qualify for NE2).
>
> > Art
>
> Better for who? You or Verizon?- Hide quoted text -
>
Good queestion. Anyway I went into one store today that claims to be
an authorized Verizon dealer who said he couldn't renew my contract
with the old plan. Then I went to a "real" Verizon store, and they
renewed my 500 minute plan, and we got our NE2 and other discounts no
problem.
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