Verizon revives its unlimited data plan after purging legacy unlimited data plan users<article>
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Verizon is just full of surprises. Over the past year,
Verizon went negative on its legacy unlimited data customers by
purging anyone using too much data. Now, the company wants
more unlimited data customers—at least up to a point. Starting Monday, you can sign up for the company’s new unlimited data plan, called Verizon Unlimited.</p><p>
For $80 a month, Verizon customers receive unlimited 4G data on a single smartphone. Anyone with multiple devices can add two lines on Verizon Unlimited for $70 per line per month ($140 total), three for $54 ($162 total) per line, or four for $45 ($180 total) per line.</p><p class="jumpTag"><a href="/article/3168722/mobile/verizon-revives-its-unlimited-data-plan-after-purging-legacy-unlimited-data-plan-users.html#jump">To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here[/url]</p></section></article>
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Verizon revives its unlimited data plan after purging legacy unlimited data plan users
