Question on Prepaid and Mobile Web

[sandmanfvr]

I tried to get a sidekick prepaid, alas T Mobile just doesn't reach. Verizon does and I saw the Blitz. Neat little phone. Read on Verizon's site, Mobile Web 2.0 is 99 cents a day of use, of course text messages are seperate. I want to do email, some web (for weather, etc nothing major), and instant messaging (I think it has it, if not, no big deal). On prepaid, if I used the phone (I know text messages are seperate) and used the mobile web, would it be pretty much 99 cents a day? I searched the net to answer this, but no clear cut answer, thanks.

[admin_mvu]

I'm not familiar with the prepaid fees but I think you answered your own question if I read it correctly.

You said mobile web2.0 is $0.99 a day.

[sandmanfvr]

I just wanted to know, might get an used en v or something.

[sandmanfvr]

Sorry to double post, but does the email on the blitz actually check the email on it's on, like every few minutes? I got Gmail. Also on the instant messaging, does it count on mobile web or does it count as text messages? I have read that some count as text messages. Thank you.

[Deryn]

Inpulse phones have the ability for going online depending on what phone you get. Any phone on the Verizon network can be converted into an impulse/prepaid phone except for smartphones.

As far as the daily access, you're correct. However, 99 cents buys you the daily ACCESS.. actually USING the web will cost you, I believe, 25 cents per megabyte. To translate, if you were to load Yahoo's home page, it would cost you round about $8. This is all prepaid as well so whatever balance you have on your phone will wilt quickly.