Verizon Wireless Revamps Voice, Text and Data Plans
Jan 15, 2010, 8:29 AM by Eric M. Zeman
Verizon Wireless today introduced sweeping changes to its voice, texting and data plans. Beginning January 18, Verizon will be offering unlimited individual talk plans for $70 per month, and unlimited talk and text for $90. Unlimited FamilyShare voice plans will cost $120 and unlimited FamilyShare talk and text will cost $150 (includes two lines of service). As for data, Verizon Wireless says that all new Verizon Wireless 3G multimedia phone activations will require a 25MB data plan for $10 per month. That includes mobile email. New phones requiring this $10 data plan include the LG Chocolate Touch, enV3, and VX8360; the Motorola Entice W766; the Nokia 7705 Twist; and the Samsung Alias 2. Simple feature phones will have the option of including the $10 data plan, but can also choose to pay $1.99 per megabyte in a la carte fashion. Last, Verizon has also retooled its prepaid options. Those wishing for voice and text service without contracts can pay $75 per monthly for unlimited voice and $95 for unlimited voice and text. Existing customers will not need to change their plans until their current contract expires.
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Sprint plans still blows verizon out of the water...
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I dont agree with all these changes with VZW, b...
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Prepaid Questions!!!
go to their auctions and you can find some good deals on non contract phones.
EXPENSIVE!
Texting is the biggest money maker for them and also the biggest scam out there. It cost VZW under a penny to send a text, actually it costs them nothing really because it's a product of what's already there. You would have to understand how texting works in order to understand how much VZW and others are ripping you off.
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Do I have this straight?
At present, it seems that the Samsung Intensity is basically the only full qwerty phone that doesn't require data
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SMOKE AND MIRRORS PEOPLE!!!
The new required plans and such suck! We're all well versed wireless users, but a good amount of consumers still buy phones just cause they look "pretty" or "cool"... those customers are in for a rude awakening when they find out they'll have to pay extra for the "eye candy" handsets.
So how do they slip in the bad news??? Add some great news! "HEY! $70 UNLIMITED PLANS! YEA!"
I'll sure miss the good ol' days!
The "good ol days" for cellphones arn't here yet
norcalattrep said:
The big two are screwing the consumers and they're not even using vasoline!
i prefer using water based lubricants like KY vs petroleum based. easier clean up and less "greasy" feeling.
The new pricing appears to be $10 less than the current price of the 1350 minute plan and $10 more than the 900 minute plan. Will the pricing of the 450 and 900 minute plans be affected. I'm guessing they're ...
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Sprint Plans?
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Still expensive... and the complete opposite as to what T-Mobile is doing.
With Verizon, they are going to charge you MORE for not signing a contract. What the hell?
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Page Plus Unlimited talk & text for $40...
What a joke! God already
Here is why Sprint should be reconsidered...
1) Sprint's plans are still the best in value
2) CDMA proven for best call quality
3) Customer service now tied with VZW
4) Much improved device selection
5) First and currently only 4G.
And Lastly: Whether Sprint has a bad reputation or not, Sprint is aware of their past bad reputation and is motivated for new subscribers. In my experience as a consumer, I find this the most attractive and best reason for willing to try a company. This has led to my best experiences. Companies that want, work and yes,NEED to win you, generally accomplish someones expectations. I relunctantly gave them a second chance and they have done cartwheels, handstands, acrobatics to make sure I am happ...
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Slammer said:...
There are many bashing Sprint but consider these facts:
1) Sprint's plans are still the best in value
2) CDMA proven for best call quality
3) Customer service now tied with VZW
4) Much improved device selection
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missing pieces
Also, the unlimited talk/text sounds like a good idea. But why is att doing the prepaid for 60 and verizon is 75?
I am also waiting to see the att response. Should be equal and anti-competitive as usual.
So How much is talk/text/and data?
So a 450 min w/unlimited txt is 59.99+unlimited data for $29.99. so $89.98.
The 900 with unlimited txt and dat...
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LG VX8360 has a ton of features, and apparently, lots of people do use them.
Features of note:
3G (EVDO)
Music Player
Video Player
Dashboard Interface
VCAST Videos
Decent Graphics Card
Megapixel Camera
Bluetooth Stereo
The L...
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Nice! I'll actually be paying less now!
Get the story straight
ruler_goddess said:...
Why is it when you call Verizon they tell you that you can't do the pay per megabyte plan that it does not exist, But on here they say sure only pay for what you use this is so stupid whats wrong with them?
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