Cell phone charges ?

[Flob1954]

As Puerto Rico is part of the United States are there extra cellphone charges to the mainland US while there ?

 

Wife and are are on Liberty of the seas with a stop in San Juan. Ship leaves Bayonne June 18.

 

Thanks in advance,

 

Bill

Edited June 13, 2015 by Flob1954

[wdw1972]

Depends on your cell phone carrier - some charge extra, some do not. Unless things have changed, Verizon is one who charges. I think AT&T does not. I know we have Consumer Cellular, which uses the AT&T network, and there's no extra charge for us.

 

I would check your plan - that's the only way to really answer your question.

 

Sue/WDW1972

[RayInPR]

Puerto Rico is a US Territory ... so, yes, it is "part of the US".

How it is treated by cell carriers depends on your plan ... If you have a typical "nationwide" plan, PR is usually included. Call your cell carrier and verify.

[ozarkmama]

We spent a week in PR in January and did not have any extra charges with Verizon

[Flob1954]

I called Verizon and t

PR is just like being stateside with my plan. Just like ozarkmam

Mama.

 

Guess it depends ds on your plan.

 

Thanks everyone.

 

Bill

[mlrack101]

We've never been charged extra with Verizon.