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Verizon Juggles Data Plan Options Again

Feb 4, 2015, 12:04 PM by Eric M. Zeman
updated Feb 4, 2015, 4:31 PM

Verizon Wireless today said it is altering its lineup of More Everything plans beginning Feb. 5. The lower-tier plans will provide for some cost savings, though the higher-tier plans will cost a bit more thanks to a holiday promotion that expires Feb. 4. The new data plans stretch from 500MB for $20 per month to 20GB for $140 per month. Verizon will offer a 1GB plan for $30, a 2GB plan for $40, a 3GB plan for $50, a 4GB plan for $60, a 6GB plan for $70, an 8GB plan for $85, a 10GB plan for $100, a 12GB plan for $110, a 14GB plan for $120, and a 16GB plan for $130. According to Verizon, customers who choose a More Everything plans of 6GB or higher can add smartphones on Verizon Edge for only $15 a month after a $25 access discount per line. Last, new customers who port their wireless number from another carrier and activate a Verizon smartphone on Edge will receive an additional one-time $100 bill credit. The new rates and bill credit offer go into effect Thursday.

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tetherx

Feb 4, 2015, 7:04 PM
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20GB for $155 with Verizon or $55 with Cricket (AT&T)?

I mean really Verizon. Shammo must be at it again. ALL the other 3 main companies are offering MORE data for LESS money but these dufuses. AT&T is a lock to pass then as the nation's largest carrier with their owned prepaid division Cricket & their killer deals (5 lines each with unlimited & 2.5GB high speed each for $100 flat or $55 for 20GB & also especially being installed in all new GM vehicles!) but if they keep this up even well-inferior networks T-Mobile & Sprint (poor nationwide coverage) may gain customers as Verizon looses them. What a joke Verizon is. They could be the nations #3 or #4 at some point. Hate to be one of those last few on Verizon. Shammo will be trying to squeeze them for $500 a month for 1GB lol. AT&T SMOKES ...
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acdc1a

Smart people don't use either of the big 2 if they can avoid it. T-Mobile works great for me and I travel. I have to imagine it works for most. If you're that worried, get a Page Plus at $10 per quarter.

Supporting Cricket only perpetuates the cyc...
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tuminatr

Big difference and you know it is speed Cricket limits speed on LTE it 8mbps and on HSPA+ to 4mbps. Plus if you are actually going to compare you should use att not a mvno that uses the att network. Admittedly most people wont pay for the speed but th...
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Cellular Phone

Feb 4, 2015, 2:58 PM

I spotted an error.

Verizon will offer 20GB for 140 a month, not 120GB for 140 a month. I wish they would offer 120GB for 140, I'd jump on that real fast!

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