lukevinyl's Posts

To be fair, they HAVE rewarded loyalty by allowing you to keep a service that is no longer offered.... It also sounds like they aren't trying to take this away from you, so if I am understanding correctly-- you are upset because they won't let you keep a grandfathered plan AND pay a lower price?!?! New plans that don't include this old unlimited data feature are priced lower and so the simple fact  is you have to choose whether you want new plans and pricing OR old plans and pricing. I'm also confused by the "ungrateful" comment. Verizon is a business that provides a service when you pay for that service. If you feel you are not getting the services you should for the amount that you are paying, either adjust what you are receiving, what you are paying, or go somewhere that has services you do want for the price that you are willing to pay.

It is giving this info as when on the ship it will charge pay-as-you-go rates for voice and SMS, and there will not be any data available via the cell network..... While in port it will revert to the TravelPass feature and would allow free use of your standard domestic plan as if you were still in the U.S.

Yes, this is correct info.... It is looked it as a U.S. phone number but is still on a U.K. network so will require dialing a "+" sign then country code (44) then local Number with area code. Also, some phones do have assisted dialing that "pre-inserts" the international dialing "+" and country code so if all else fails, turn this off in the phone settings and then dial manually.....

To be fair, it is the same system regardless of the provider that is being ported from or ported to-- and the same pieces of information are needed and required to match-up in order for a port to be legitimate and process.....

Port-out transactions are naturally protected. Since to port a number  out, the carrier you are porting to requires you provide the account info you are moving from (phone number, account number, billing address, name on account, and pin or password). As long as you don't give out this info (especially the pin/password) it is safe from porting out by an unauthorized individual....

Huh?? TravelPass has never included anything but calls locally to the country you are in and back to the U.S..... You are agreeing to something that wasn't stated in the original post and is not only pretty well known (if you call other countries you will pay international long distance charges) but is also just telephone basics..... TravelPass even has it in the name ("travel"). I am not sure how you could feel calling other countries is included let alone state that this was promised...... If you TRAVEL to other countries you need an international roaming/travel plan. If you CALL to other countries you need an international calling/dialing plan.

Not a single person told you that "it won't download pdfs".... Rather than trying to (wrongly) correct any of the 3 people who advised you on how to do this you could say nothing, or simply express your gratitude for taking the time to show you how to do something you didn't know how to do..... Glad "you" got it figured out

Gallery is not going to open that type of a file format as it is only for pictures. As was mentioned, you need to use a file manager app (which "My Files" is the stock version as Ann154​ stated). Otherwise, you can download any file explorer type app from the Play Store and navigate to the correct "download" folder which could be in various areas depending on the phone, or where the folder was set to save to...... If you don't see it you can usually search for "downloads" within the file explorer app (though I don't know if it will give you this capability in the stock one).