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Verizon Cell Phone Roaming Update?
When I call *228 from my Verizon cell phone what is actually happening? It says that I am updating my roaming capabilities, but I have heard that you are also letting Verizon know where the dead spots are (which seems to everywhere).
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Dial Service
411 Directory Assistance
#225 or #BAL Customer access to balance information
#4673 or #HOPE National Domestic Violence Hotline
#646 or #MIN Verifications of minutes used
#7623 or #ROAD Roadside Assistance
#738 Prepay voicemail retrieval
*228 Over the air programming
*86 Voicemail retrieval (Not used for Prepay)
911 Emergency
611 Technical Support
Note: Some numbers may not be available while roaming.
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Verizon Cell Phone Roaming Update?
When I call *228 from my Verizon cell phone what is actually happening? It says that I am updating my roaming capabilities, but I have heard that you are also letting Verizon know where the dead spots are (which seems to everywhere).
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611 Tell them what you want to do. *228 does not "update the towers." It updates the phone's Preferred Roaming List," meaning which carriers the phone will allow service on if USC is not available where you are. This list is updated every couple of months, usually, but if you never do a *228 you don't receive the update. */*
- Anonymous5 years ago
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