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Verizon is rolling out 100 new hybrid sedans in metropolitan areas across the country. Locally, 19 sedans are based in Washington and eight in Northern Virginia. The sedans join 13 hybrid vans already in service in the metropolitan region.
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If you Verizon customers were peeking enviously over the fence at the HTC Touch on Sprint, you won't have to peek much longer. According to a Howard Forums user (who apparently took this shot at the UT Starcom booth at CES), the HTC Touch will be headed to Verizon as the XV6900 soon. It'll be white, and it'll be slightly thinner than the Sprint version of the phone. In the end... it's still the same Windows Mobile phone that's not all that great to use (unless you load PointUI on it.) [Hofo via Crunchgear]
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Oregon's rollout of Verizon FiOS TV has made plenty of residents in greater Portland area excited. More video competition means lower prices for the consumers. Over 152,000 Oregon households will be able to enjoy this great new television service offered to only a few selected areas across the nation.
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Verizon Wireless has two types of prepaid plans: INpulse, and EasyPay. With the INpulse plan, you pay 99¢ per day and calls are 10¢/min. There is unlimited calling at night (9 PM to 6 AM) and always unlimited calling with other Verizon Wireless customers. If you frequently talk with people on the Verizon network, this plan is advantageous. Account Topups: $15-$29.99 expires in 30 days, $30-$74.99 expires in 60 days, $75-$149.99 expires in 90 days, $150 & above expires in 120 days
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Verizon Airfone plans to upgrade its existing North American ground network with the broadband technology that will provide passengers, airlines and general aviation operators with many benefits over the existing Airfone system available today. Currently, passengers are staying connected to work, family and friends using Airfone Service on United Airlines, Continental Airlines, US Airways, Delta Air Lines and more than 3,000 general aviation aircraft.
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Verizon customers can escape their contract without paying an early termination fee, thanks to a recent text message rate increase. The cost for people without a bundled message plan went from 15 to 20 cents, and this constitutes what is known as a "materially adverse" change to contract. That means they're giving you a new contract and you have a new opportunity to say yes or no to it as they want you to pay more than you agreed to in the first place. This post on SlickDeals gives you the play by play you need to cancel without paying termination fee. Print out their post and keep it in front of you when you call. The poster on the forum says that using his techniques, he's already canceled five people's accounts for them.
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