14 DAY TRIAL // With the new trend of introducing unlimited messages on the US market, Verizon Wireless has proudly announced that it will include the Unlimited Messaging in future plans.
The company's new pricing plan will provide unlimited features like text Messages, Video Messaging, the most popular Instant Messaging to any mobile owner in The US regardless of the network. Verizon is doing everything to improve the popularity of its network.
"The new plans are in response to customers' increasing demand for greater text messaging options, text messaging has moved from being a nice feature to a necessity for many customers. With the Quick Text features on many devices today, more and more professionals are using the service, in addition to the many teenagers who depend on text messaging for fast communications." explained Jim Naughton, director of consumer marketing for Verizon Wireless.
The strategy comes after the company's representatives have analyzed the final reports of 2006 when the Wireless Verizon customers sent and received a record of 17.7 billion text messages. The figure is even more impressive regarding the video and photos that were exchanged in the network. They were more than 353 million.
Verizon is well-know as a mobile communication company that implements newer strategy plans for a better customer satisfaction.
The company serves more than 59 million customers, being the US largest wireless company in the industry.
Recently, Verizon Wireless introduced a virtual system that allows its customers to experience its network for 30 days. If customers turn out to be unsatisfied with the Test Drive experience, the company announced that will refund any customer, giving his money back for the calls, activation fees, taxes, and even for the purchased equipment. So, it should probably be a serious business deal.
The plan is called America's Choice Select. The price starts at $59,95 with 450 day-time minutes. In conclusion, the best news for the customers is that they will be able to send unlimited messages without considering the network.