off peak

[JerzeeGolfer]

I understand peak, nights, weekend minutes but when are off peak minutes if
not during the night or on a weekend.

thanks

[Bill Radio]

Jerzee,

Generally, Off-Peak is anything that isn't part of Peak hours. However,
as a holdover from their previous owners' billing systems, Verizon was
calling weekday Nighttime hours as Off-Peak.

My billing was reported as Peak, Off-Peak and Weekend. Now the only
place that shows Off-peak hours is at #MIN and at vzserve, however now
my Night & Weekend minutes are reported correctly, and Off-Peak shows
zero.

It's part of the little transition headaches that are slowly being
addressed.

-Bill Radio

Western U.S. Wireless Reviews & Ratings:
www.MountainWireless.com

"JerzeeGolfer" <vze1...@verizon.net> wrote in article
<18lR9.1738$tQ6....@nwrddc02.gnilink.net>:

> I understand peak, nights, weekend minutes but when are off peak minutes if
> not during the night or on a weekend.

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[PG]

in my market, my minutes are broken down into 5 categories i guess. you
have your peak, off-peak, nights, weekends, and mobile to mobile. from what
i can gather from observing how my minutes are shown on vzserve and #MIN, my
minutes that have shown up in off-peak have generally been those on
holidays. for example my minutes that i used on Christmas, Thanksgiving,
and New Years all showed up as off-peak. i hope that may answer your
question.

[Billy Johnson]

Off Peak are nights

"JerzeeGolfer" <vze1...@verizon.net> wrote in article
<18lR9.1738$tQ6....@nwrddc02.gnilink.net>:

> I understand peak, nights, weekend minutes but when are off peak minutes if
> not during the night or on a weekend.
>
> thanks
>
>

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[mike mendoza]

holiday hours

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bjoh...@yahoo.com (Billy Johnson) wrote in article
<v1c43ap...@corp.supernews.com>:

[jen pi]

off peak are night minutes. if you check your minutes night usually has
a 0 total

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"JerzeeGolfer" <vze1...@verizon.net> wrote in article
<18lR9.1738$tQ6....@nwrddc02.gnilink.net>:

> I understand peak, nights, weekend minutes but when are off peak minutes if
> not during the night or on a weekend.
>
> thanks
>
>

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[Dan]

Dear Danny Smith,

Thank you for contacting Verizon Wireless through our web site.

The following days are considered off peak holidays:
1.New Year Day
2.Memorial Day
3.July 4th
4.Labor Day
5.Thanksgiving Day
6.Christmas Day

As a Friendly reminder, Verizon Wireless just introduced our new "Worry
Free Guarantee". This is a set of 5 guarantee's we give our customers to
ensure their complete satisfaction. We truly want to make using wireless
simple and affordable for our customers and with our Worry Free Guarantee
this promises just that.

Please write to us again through www.VerizonWireless.com if you have any
further questions.

Sincerely,

Jeremy
Verizon Wireless
Customer Care

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On Fri, 03 Jan 2003 23:45:13 -0000, spaceboo...@yahoo.com (mike
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>holiday hours

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