Verizon rolling out visual voicemail in coming months

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Numz @ Jun 17th 2008 3:15PM

I'm tired of Verizon nickel and diming their customers. I think visual voice mail is a cool feature but I'm not going to pay for it. This last 3 months with Verizon has been bad and this tops it off. I think I'm going to jump ship and go with Att.

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tra la la @ Jun 17th 2008 3:39PM

and I'm sick and tired of people always saying that Verizon nickel n' dimes everything with everybody. (general comment, not necessarily diected at you Numz)

believe it or not, Verizon Wireless is in the business to make money. Someday, services will be provided and all that will be asked is a smile and a "thank you". Today isn't that day, and tomorrow isn't looking good either.

bottomline: a service is provided, a fee is assessed. just like Sean M said - it's a sound business model. if you don't want to pay for it, then don't get it. if you really want it, then either absorb the cost into your monthly statement, or go to the website and use the "contact us" page to write in feedback and offer suggestions.

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elgee02 @ Jun 18th 2008 2:15AM

Seriously Numz, that is weak.

How is coming out with an OPTIONAL feature nickel and diming? VZW didn't even give the option before, and now you will have the choice to pay $1.99 for it. Think that is too much? THEN DON'T GET IT. Free market capitalism... so simple.

But please Numz, please elaborate how VZW nickel and dimes you ANY MORE than ATT? Please... go on....

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