We own a small business and are looking at combining cell phones for us and employees. We are with Verizon right now and was looking at their small business plans. We would have 6-8 phones. Does anyone have any experince with any small business cell phone plans?
Verizon Small Business
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We share 2100 mintues and have unlimited texting. Our last bill was 431.18 after there fees and taxes. Four of the phones are Blackberry's so we pay 45 more on those for data and tethering capabilites. So unless you have Blackberry's subtract 180 off for that.
Thanks for the info. We were looking at sharing 1350 minutes and have the push to talk feature with texting. 4 of the employees are me, wife, parent, and 2 or 3 other employees. So the unlimited verizon to verizon was looking like we wouldn't need as many minutes.
I checked out their website, it doens't look like they have very good coverage in rural cental IA
Also, with our plan we can have 10 friends and family numbers that won't go against our minutes used.
Verizon has, hands down, the most complete coverage in Iowa. We are through them w/ 50+ phones and happy--work all over the state.
Make sure to tell them what industry or organizations you are part of, as homebuilders, etc. get a discount. The beauty of this is that if you work for this business you can then sign up family under your name (just have to prove you work there) and get the same discount. Win/win for the business and your family, as you get the discount and Verizon counts that phone as part of your group, giving you more buying power/potentially larger discounts. I know a lot of ISU people (and possibly still students) have done this.
Make sure to tell them what industry or organizations you are part of, as homebuilders, etc. get a discount. The beauty of this is that if you work for this business you can then sign up family under your name (just have to prove you work there) and get the same discount. Win/win for the business and your family, as you get the discount and Verizon counts that phone as part of your group, giving you more buying power/potentially larger discounts. I know a lot of ISU people (and possibly still students) have done this.
