Verizon bringing back unlimited data for 80$, 45$ for additional lines Monday

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Verizon is jumping back on the unlimited data bandwagon.

The wireless carrier launched a new plan Monday that offers unlimited data, talk time and texts for $80 per month for the first line when you select automatic payments. Customers can add up to four more lines for $45 per month each.

The plan is available to both new and existing customers.

The plan is billed as unlimited, but there is an asterisk. Verizon notes that after customers reach a 22GB threshold each month, their data usage may fall in priority behind other customers during network congestion. AT&T offers a similar caveat to its plan. Sprint's limit is 23GB, and T-Mobile gives you 28GB before it starts to manage the speed of your connection.

Verizon finally brings back the unlimited data plan

The single line plan:
$60 unlimited plan
$20 line access fee

The multi line plan:
$100 unlimited plan
$20 line access fee per line

That's the basics. Comes with league pass for free, NFL mobile, 10gb 4g lte hotspotting, unlimited hd video (other carriers charge for this) the only "catch" is data deprioritization if you exceed 22gb in a month, if youre on a congested tower (i.e. A city at peak times) you will get 3G speeds (which every other carrier does anyways)

It's a sweet deal, no doubt about it.
 

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Verizon unveils new $80 unlimited data plan - CNET
February 12, 2017 2:11 PM PST
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Verizon is offering a new wireless plan with unlimited data for $80 per month.

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Verizon is stepping up its efforts to lure new customers with the introduction of a new service plan that promises unlimited data.

The wireless carrier said Sunday it will launch a new introductory plan on Monday that offers unlimited data, talk time and texts for $80 per month for the first line when you select automatic payments. Up to four lines can be added for $45 per month per line.

The new plan is available to both new and existing customers, a Verizon spokesman said. The new plan is in addition to the other plans the carrier offers.

"We're not limiting you to a single plan," Ronan Dunne, president of Verizon's wireless division, said in a statement. "If you don't need unlimited data, we still have 5 GB, S, M, and L Verizon plans that are perfect for you."

While the plan is being billed as unlimited, Verizon cautions that after customers reach a 22GB threshold, their data usage will be prioritized behind other customers in the event of network congestion.

The new data plan comes a few days after rival wireless carrier Sprint introduced its own unlimited data offering. But that plan has a catch: the price goes up after the first year.

The cost of Verizon's plan will not go up after a year, a Verizon spokesman said.

"Unlike our competitors, the price is the price," a spokesman said.
hell hath frozen over.
 

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Is Verizon better than t mobile?
I'll probably leave the mobile if Verizon is a better service provider.
 

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What's wrong with Direct TV?

I hope in 2017 rain or wind don't effect the signal

I just don't watch it like that. It's more of a background noise for me. I feel like I'm wasting my money on it. But as far as performance, the box is slow as shyt but so was my TWC box before I switched. It's fine in the rain for the most part tho.
 
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