When you choose Verizon Wireless EasyPay service, there's no credit check, deposit, or long-term contract. Using Verizon Wireless EasyPay service is simple, too. Once you've activated your service, just make a payment every 30 days to keep your account active.

Verizon Wireless INpulse service is a wireless phone service where you pay for your calls in advance. There's no credit check, deposit, or long-term contract. Using Verizon Wireless INpulse service is simple. To keep your service active, just refill your account whenever your minutes get low or before your expiration date.

No, Wireless Sync will only work with NationalAccess (1XRTT) service today. Wireless Sync will support BroadbandAccess (1X-EVDO) service when BroadbandAccess-capable PDAs and Smartphones are available. No. You must upgrade i700 or i600 device to the Windows Mobile® 2003 software before installing the Wireless Sync client. Visit vzw.smithmicro.com/Samsung to upgrade your Samsung i600 or Samsung i700.

WOWACCESS utilizes a license free band to provide wireless Internet service. This works by placing a small antenna at the customer location which is used to communicate with a WOWACCESS wireless network. Our system uses the 5GHz-unlicensed National Information Infrastructure band, commonly called the U-NII band. This system was designed to provide the "last-mile" of high-speed data access for residential and business customers.

You can purchase our EasyPay service by shopping online or at more than 1,900 convenient Verizon Wireless retail locations nationwide.

Wireless Mobile Network installs a wireless network throughout your business. This network transmits a signal to the user's wireless (Wi-Fi) network adapter that automatically detects the Wireless Mobile Network high-speed wireless Internet service. The user receives a login page where they can enter their user name and password or sign-up for a new service plan.

Getwireless.net professionally mounts an antenna on your building (typically the roof), then runs an Ethernet cable down the outside wall of your business (we try to follow a rain gutter or other structure to hide the cable). We then bring the wire into your building by drilling a small hole or following an existing entry into the building, such as a duct or prior cable, phone or satellite TV installation entry.

We can activate your existing phone provided it is compatible with our CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) digital network. Although a wireless phone may be compatible with our network, we cannot guarantee the equipment's performance nor can we honor the manufacturer's warranty on wireless phones not purchased through Verizon Wireless or its authorized agents. If you are not sure if your handset is compatible, please call our Verizon Wireless Sales Department at 1.800.2.JOIN.IN (1.800.256.

Customer service is available by calling 800-2-JOIN-IN (1.800.256.4646) or *611 from a wireless phone. Verizon Wireless customer service representatives are professionals who are trained to help customers with any problem they may have with their wireless service or equipment.

Verizon Wireless is committed to resolving customer issues quickly and accurately, which is why Verizon Wireless customer service and Communications store employees receive extensive training before they begin working with customers. All employee-facing representatives also participate in ongoing training, including product launch training surrounding the introduction of new products.

Verizon Wireless EasyPay customers can enjoy Voice Mail, TXT Messaging, Caller ID, Call Forwarding, Call Waiting, 3-Way Calling and No Answer / Busy Transfer. Some features may not be available in all areas. Airtime and other charges will be incurred when using these features.

We can activate your existing phone provided it is GPS-capable and CDMA-Compatible (Code Division Multiple Access). To determine if your phone is CDMA-Compatible, go to Contact Us and Email us your Electronic Serial Number (ESN) or Mobile Equipment Identifier (MEID) and we will reply with its compatibility. (The ESN or MEID is located behind the battery on the back of the phone.) You may also visit one of our Verizon Wireless Communications Stores.

A dual-mode or tri-mode CDMA GPS-compatible handset is required for Verizon Wireless INpulse service. Most CDMA cellular phones are compatible with our network. To determine if particular phone is compatible with our network, you can view the current list of wireless phones that are available on our Phones page, or you may contact us online by visiting Contact Us.

Yes and no. The obvious applications here are apartment complexes, hotels and motels, business parks, or even shopping malls. These are commercial reseller services that are not permitted under our standard wireless plans, but can be addressed on a custom basis. Please contact our Business Development Manager to explore your specific ideas.

NetStumbler author Marius Milner actively enhances the product, adding more supported client adapters on a regular basis. He posts a list of supported client adapters in the readme file for the NetStumbler software. This readme file is included in the NetStumbler download archive, but it's also posted on the Web. This is the first place you should look to check for specific client adapter support.

antenna will be mounted and pointed to a tower that transmits directly to your computer at home or at work.

No. We use ground based antennas to send information to/from the internet. Satellite systems often require a phone line and modem connection. They are also rather expensive, satellite space doesn't come cheap. And although the information travels fairly quickly, there is a significant delay in sending and receiving information because of the distance it must travel (satellites are around 23,500 miles up).

In addition to providing extensive training to its customer service representatives, Verizon Wireless consistently runs quality checks to ensure its customer service best practices are working. One way Verizon Wireless does this is through executive shopping visits, where executives visit Verizon Wireless Communications Stores in their region to experience first-hand Verizon Wireless customer service. Similar types of quality checks are done across its call center operations.

When the device, using Field Force Manager, is outside the Verizon Wireless Enhanced Service Rate and Coverage Area the service will still attempt to gather GPS and will store performed actions on the device until the device re-enters the Verizon Wireless Enhanced Service Rate and Coverage Area at which time the information stored on the device is sent to the Field Force Manager server and then uploaded for viewing on the Field Force Manager Web Portal.