Unlimited Data is back

I wish I could have a nice and easy way to compare the cost of my current plan and the new one. Two smartphones, one (wife's idea) connected tablet, and a home phone adapter. I also get a corporate Discount on my current one.
 
I wish I could have a nice and easy way to compare the cost of my current plan and the new one. Two smartphones, one (wife's idea) connected tablet, and a home phone adapter. I also get a corporate Discount on my current one.

Home phone adapter = home phone service through Verizon Wireless? (Asking because I don't know)

Is that part of your current plan or outside of the wireless plan?

I'm not sure how that fits in with the new unlimited data plan.

What's your current plan? Older Nationwide? More recent More Everything?

The smartphones and tablet would be the three line plan. No employer discount unless it's military/veteran.

Account Access = $110
Smartphone 1 = $20
Smartphone 2 = $20
Tablet = $20

Subtract $10 if you do paperless billing and auto-pay with debit or checking.

Add taxes and regulatory fees.

$160 + taxes/fees

Add whatever the home phone is.
 
Home phone adapter = home phone service through Verizon Wireless? (Asking because I don't know)

Is that part of your current plan or outside of the wireless plan?

I'm not sure how that fits in with the new unlimited data plan.

What's your current plan? Older Nationwide? More recent More Everything?

The smartphones and tablet would be the three line plan. No employer discount unless it's military/veteran.

Account Access = $110
Smartphone 1 = $20
Smartphone 2 = $20
Tablet = $20

Subtract $10 if you do paperless billing and auto-pay with debit or checking.

Add taxes and regulatory fees.

$160 + taxes/fees

Add whatever the home phone is.

I'm on the 16 gb plan and each time I have tried to go into verizon my son goes nuts. I've waited for chats but they are always busy and I can't wait all day. When I tried to get information online it went right into changing plans. When I talked for verizon they said I had a pending change to the 4gb plan. It would be nice if they had a quick and easy way to just display the cost and benefit differences
 
For those wondering what throttling may look like, I happened to be in an area with only 3G coverage (which is apparently what the throttling will drop you to if congested). Admittedly this was also on an extended network, so the results may be a bit off, but I ran several speed tests anyway.
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Browsing is noticeably slower, but not really all that bad. The speeds are similar to my 2Mb cable at home, which I can still stream 720p on YouTube with no issues if nothing is else is using data. If that becomes a problem, 480p is fine and is barely noticeable in the loss of resolution.

I'm still not going to get on the unlimited plan simply because it'll cost a fair bit more for pretty much what I'm getting right now with discounts. It's just not justifiable.
 
For those wondering what throttling may look like, I happened to be in an area with only 3G coverage (which is apparently what the throttling will drop you to if congested). Admittedly this was also on an extended network, so the results may be a bit off, but I ran several speed tests anyway.
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Browsing is noticeably slower, but not really all that bad. The speeds are similar to my 2Mb cable at home, which I can still stream 720p on YouTube with no issues if nothing is else is using data. If that becomes a problem, 480p is fine and is barely noticeable in the loss of resolution.

I'm still not going to get on the unlimited plan simply because it'll cost a fair bit more for pretty much what I'm getting right now with discounts. It's just not justifiable.

The speeds compare to the Charter Business 60gb
 
I'm on the 16 gb plan and each time I have tried to go into verizon my son goes nuts. I've waited for chats but they are always busy and I can't wait all day. When I tried to get information online it went right into changing plans. When I talked for verizon they said I had a pending change to the 4gb plan. It would be nice if they had a quick and easy way to just display the cost and benefit differences

Before you change plans online, it shows a comparison with the current plan.
 
For those wondering what throttling may look like, I happened to be in an area with only 3G coverage (which is apparently what the throttling will drop you to if congested). Admittedly this was also on an extended network, so the results may be a bit off, but I ran several speed tests anyway.
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Browsing is noticeably slower, but not really all that bad. The speeds are similar to my 2Mb cable at home, which I can still stream 720p on YouTube with no issues if nothing is else is using data. If that becomes a problem, 480p is fine and is barely noticeable in the loss of resolution.

I'm still not going to get on the unlimited plan simply because it'll cost a fair bit more for pretty much what I'm getting right now with discounts. It's just not justifiable.
I think throttling to 3g is only for tethering after 10gb so yeah that's the speed you'll get for that. For 4g throttling, you'll just experience a slower speed than everyone else so it should be faster than 3g speeds.
 
So it costs $180 for 3 lines at AT&T and they won't credit the $40 for the forth line till you add it. FK you AT&T. I am switching to Verizon for sure now after 15 years on Saturday.

AT&T is way more expensive and they don't care about the customer obviously. Here is the breakdown.

AT&T

First line, $100.
Second line, $140
Third Line, $180,
Fourth Line, $220 till the $40 credit back in 2-3 months starts.
5th line, $220
Sixth Line, $260
No Tethering

Verizon:

First Line $80 + 20 line access minus autopay = $100
Second line, $120
Third Line, $140
Fourth Line, $160
5th line, $180
Sixth Line, $200
Tethering included
Why was Inquoted 173 for 2 lines?
 
Why was Inquoted 173 for 2 lines?

First, you quoted a post with incorrect Verizon pricing.

The correct pricing is 80, 140, 160, 180.

Second, are any of those two lines currently under contract?
 
First, you quoted a post with incorrect Verizon pricing.

The correct pricing is 80, 140, 160, 180.

Second, are any of those two lines currently under contract?
I went to the vzw corporate store and that was the amount she quoted. It is even written on their estimate sheet not just a paper towel or something. Maybe she included the taxes and fees but left off the Asurion?

The paper is at home but it isn't broken down. It was just one number written down for each. She wrote 138 for my current plan (which would include neither taxes and fees nor Asurion) and 173 for new plan. I'm not arguing she is correct but I got it on paper. This was not the direct pay amount so u may already be subtracting that?

The 173 is in 2 months when my wife's plan comes off contract. 193 now with contract (again according to vzw rep not me)

you wouldn't mind but it took her 30 min in the back room to figure it out!

you say 140 for 2 lines right? Does that include line fees etc? What is it 20 a line they charge?

anyway I have learned the hard way that THEY need to confirm a price and I want it in writing before I sign anything.

I'm going to guess someone in the back room figured it out FOR my rep because she couldn't answer ANY questions. Just kept saying these were the totals.
 
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I went to the vzw corporate store and that was the amount she quoted. It is even written on their estimate sheet not just a paper towel or something. Maybe she included the taxes and fees but left off the Asurion?

The paper is at home but it isn't broken down. It was just one number written down for each. She wrote 138 for my current plan (which would include neither taxes and fees nor Asurion) and 173 for new plan. I'm not arguing she is correct but I got it on paper. This was not the direct pay amount so u may already be subtracting that?

The 173 is in 2 months when my wife's plan comes off contract. 193 now with contract (again according to vzw rep not me)

you wouldn't mind but it took her 30 min in the back room to figure it out!

you say 140 for 2 lines right? Does that include line fees etc? What is it 20 a line they charge?

anyway I have learned the hard way that THEY need to confirm a price and I want it in writing before I sign anything.

I'm going to guess someone in the back room figured it out FOR my rep because she couldn't answer ANY questions. Just kept saying these were the totals.

Seriously.

The price breakdown has been stated multiple times in this thread.

Single line: $65 (the account access fee) + $20 (the line access fee) - $5 if you do auto-pay.

Multiple line: $110 (the account access fee) + [$20 X number of lines, minimum 2] - $10 if you do auto-pay.

And for existing customers, + $20 per line on contract.

+ whatever insurance you have per line

+ taxes and regulatory fees.



The math is not hard.
 
Then 150 not 140 which the chart said.

Just so u know I'm not crazy. Your figures must be correct but they intend to charge me more.

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