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We have a Verizon card. Haven't contacted them but wondered if they can be used when on the ship on sea days?

 

I believe that you can BUT you are going to pay per minute phone rates of $2.49, it is not going to be included like at home. Best bet is to buy the 250 minute package for $100.

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I believe that you can BUT you are going to pay per minute phone rates of $2.49, it is not going to be included like at home. Best bet is to buy the 250 minute package for $100.

 

Yea, and at the speed of Carnival's cellular at sea, I imagine one e-mail might eat up 5-10 minutes.

 

Just joking, but it is really slow !

 

Hint: Leave the computer at home and relax on the cruise.

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Yes you can but you will have to pay cellular phone charges using the Carnival at sea program which is expensive.

 

ManHo teaches online classes and had to release a quiz to his students on our last cruise. We purchased I think 100 minute plan, it was actually cheaper than if we had used our card. The connection is S---------LLLLL--------OOOOOOOO-------WWWWWWWW.

 

Have fun!

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I'll let you know when I get back next week. I have a Sprint card and am expecting I'll be able to use it when within range of the network (e.g. pulling out of PR, maybe the first day in St. Thomas, but that's it.)

 

Yes you can but you will have to pay cellular phone charges using the Carnival at sea program which is expensive.

 

ManHo teaches online classes and had to release a quiz to his students on our last cruise. We purchased I think 100 minute plan, it was actually cheaper than if we had used our card. The connection is S---------LLLLL--------OOOOOOOO-------WWWWWWWW.

 

Have fun!

 

I think the poster intends on using the card in port. Both are US territories so no additional charges so long as connected to Sprint towers and not Carnival cellular at sea or whatever it is called.

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