Verizon Unveils Unlimited Messaging Plan
Apr 16, 2007, 8:56 AM by (staff)
Today Verizon Wireless announced a new calling plan that includes unlimited text, picture, video and instant messaging. The plan, called America's Choice Select, starts at $59.95 with 450 daytime minutes. This represents a $20 premium over Verizon's basic calling plans. Users who select the new plan will be able to send unlimited messages to any network in the U.S. Verizon Wireless subscribers who do not select a messaging plan will continue to pay 15 cents for text messages and 25 cents for video and picture messages. Update: Verizon has eliminated the $5 messaging bundle from its offering. The cheapest bucket of messages available now starts at $10 per month. The trend of introducing unlimited messaging plans shows that messaging is becoming commoditized in the U.S. market.
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No more $5 text pack?
It's just a matter of ...
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Great, but is Verizon selling themselves short?
The only catch is what the other guys are doing. I suppose in areas where Verizon has some more stiff competition (they're pretty much king here in South Dakota), $20 a month is about all they can get away with without people switching networks.
Still, if I were in charge of the pricing, I would have set it a bit higher.
STOP WHINING!
Kind of like the Yankees... of Wireless
But really, Verizon is like the Yankees of wireless. They were once the monster that no one was able to conquer. Now, they are merely a shadow of their old selves since being overtaken by a younger, smarter, hipper company. The "new at&t" is really about to ring in a "new day" in the wireless industry.
Better coverage. Better plans & services. Better Phones. Overall, better experience. There is a good reason why more people choose at&t in Was/Bal o...
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Djanifer9512 said:...
It's funny how Verizon riders here talk about how at&t copies whatever Verizon does. I mean, did anyone else fail to realize that Verizon is now the 3rd company to follow at&t's lead with a 30 day trial period? I
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Djanifer9512 said:
I mean, did anyone else fail to realize that Verizon is now the 3rd company to follow at&t's lead with a 30 day trial period?
And here is where your ignorance shines through... VZW didn't just "c...
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SideKick
You get more with this unlimited messaging plan and 5.99 mobile web then you do now with a sidekick. EVDO, Video Playback, this might keyword! might affect Sidekick Sales big time!
you know for the cheaper people
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but is it really unlimited?
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Is this website Verizon Fanboys?
And once att did it, it wasn't a big deal anymore. Everyone knew that att was going to copy what ever v...
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nice
cw
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GREAT!!....Until You Have to Extend your Contract
Just another reason why at&t is better overall than Verizon. Whenever you want to change your rate plan, no contract extension required! Oh yeah, and you keep Rollover!!
Also just like when they bumped the $20 text package to 5000 texts a few month's ago they automatically moved customers that were on the previous plan.
Think before y...
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Family Share
It's an additional $30 per plan, but that can give you unlimited texting across an entire family share plan, up to five lines.
That, in my opinion, is huge. I've seen so many families that are spending just as much on text messaging as they are on minutes, because they need a seperate package for each line.
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As of right now...
Cingular Unl begins 04/20
No extension required. Ownage.
And way to be late to the party cingy! Always, one step b...
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