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Verizon Adds Data to Prepaid Plans

Jan 20, 2015, 4:52 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Verizon Wireless today refreshed its prepaid service plan options and gave them more flexibility with data allotments. For example, Verizon doubled the data available to the entry-level $45 plan, which now includes 1GB of data each month instead of 500MB. The $45 plan also includes unlimited voice minutes and texting, and unlimited texting to Mexico and Canada. Data add-ons cost $5, $10, or $20 per month for 500MB, 1GB, or 3GB, respectively, above the standard allotment. Verizon is also offering a 500MB bonus to customers who sign up for auto-pay. Customers can add unlimited calling to Canada and Mexico for $10. The new prepaid rates are available starting today.

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yourvoiceofreason

Jan 20, 2015, 5:08 PM

They could have quadrupled it..

...and the plan still would be crap

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I love it. I get 1GB for $42 now because I use Callingmart to pay my bill. Not every customer needs unlimited data, but they may need Verizon's coverage. So yes, this is a good thing. Verizon $45 for 1GB of data plan now matches AT&T GoPhone $45 plan....
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