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Verizon Launches 5 Prepaid Plans for Tablets, Hotspots

Oct 9, 2015, 1:23 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Verizon Wireless today revealed five new options for customers who want to connect their tablets or hotspots to Verizon's network on a no-contract basis. The month-to-month data plans cost $15 per week for 500MB, or $20 per month for 1GB, $35 for 2GB, $60 for 5GB, or $100 for 10GB. Customers can enroll in auto-pay to keep their accounts active, or top up only when needed. Verizon says customers can replenish their accounts directly on their device, online, or via refill cards. The plans are compatible with 3G/4G-equipped tablets and other mobile broadband devices.

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thenewempire

Oct 9, 2015, 2:56 PM

Wow... Terrible.

Another swing and a miss from Verizon. Those prices are crazy.

ladder456

I agree the prices are terrible. You get 18GB for $100 on a regular plan. Why bother pay $100 for 10GB for prepaid.

j2jared

Some people can't get a contract so they have to go to prepaid

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