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Verizon restructures its prepaid plans

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Ricky 06 November 2018

Verizon

Today, Verizon has announced some changes that its making to its prepaid tier of plans. Following the new plans on Metro by T-Mobile, Verizon is feeling the pressure to make its plans more competitive by cutting the cost and adding more value-added features to the prepaid service.

For starters, Verizon’s unlimited prepaid plan is now $65 with AutoPay (down from $75) and the $45 plan now has 8GB of high speed LTE instead of just 7GB. You can also add a Jetpack (Verizon’s branded portable LTE hotspots) or LTE tablet just as you would add a smartphone. Mobile hotspot is available on all plans except for the unlimited one, for obvious reasons. You can also now hold up to 10 lines with a prepaid account instead of just 5.

The pre-paid market is becoming more competitive in the US but Verizon’s plans are still not the best value in prepaid unlimited. Metro by T-Mobile’s unlimited plan offers unlimited data, 15GB of LTE hotspot, Google One, and Amazon Prime are also included. Metro’s rates also include taxes and fees. Verizon’s plans do include unlimited talk and text to over 200 international destinations though.

Head to Verizon’s prepaid site to build and customize your prepaid family plan.

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  • Anonymous
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  • 08 Nov 2018

Philippines can easily get internet with proper speed, however service providers here are like politicians, they want more money but still provide bad service to people, TelStra tried to be in our country but a private company owner (Chinese), wanted...

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  • 08 Nov 2018

In Indonesia you can get as low as USD 2.5 / month for unlimited data with fair usage of 1 GB each day. IM3 is only IDR 1000 (about USD 0.067) for 1 GB / day.

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