Verizon Is Raising Prices for Customers With Multiple Lines and Older Plans
It’s just two weeks since the New Year, Verizon There are plans to increase prices on some plans. Affected include select plans with 5 or more lines, as well as plans still using new Verizon plan options that are no longer available.
While the price increase on these plans may not affect most people Verizon For users, it still reduces affordability for customers trying to drive down prices. In February, customers with five or more lines on their current myPlan account will see their bills increase by $3 per line per month as early as February 20, as follows: robot life First report.
In addition, customers who lock into new Verizon plans that are no longer available in S, M, L, XL and XXL varieties will see their individual phone line rates increase by $4 per line per month. According to one company, rates will increase by $15 per month for users with multiple phone line accounts, while data overage charges will increase from $15 to $20 per gigabyte. Verizon support page.
“We can confirm that we have adjusted pricing on some mobile plans for select customers,” the carrier said in a statement. “Verizon is committed to delivering the unparalleled network reliability, experience and choice that customers love and expect. These The price adjustment allows us to continue to provide customers with top-notch products and services focused on ultra-reliable connectivity.”
Verizon has Add one of the auxiliary monthly feesLast month, administrative and telecommunications restoration fees increased by 20 cents per line, to a maximum of $3.50 per voice line for phones and $1.60 per data line for tablets and hotspots.
Over the last year, carriers have increased prices and fees for different plans. January 2024, AT&T Unlimited plans add 99 cents per linefollowed by Verizon raises prices on some older unlimited plans March and T-Mobile raises rates on old plans June. The latter two efforts by Verizon and T-Mobile include messaging to nudge those with older plans to upgrade to currently available plans.
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