Verizon Communications told investors that the company's 3G unlimited data plans will soon go away entirely Verizon Wireless subscribers who have held onto their $ 30 -
a-month unlimited data plans will soon be forced to upgrade to a new tiered offering the company plans to launch this summer, according to the Web site Fierce Wireless.
Not exact matches
The $ 80 -
a-month starting point makes Verizon's
unlimited plan costlier than T - Mobile One, which starts at $ 70 a month for a single line, and Sprint's
unlimited data plan, which normally costs $ 60 a month.
MetroPCS is currently letting users add a second line to its $ 50 -
a-month unlimited data for $ 25 per month, while Boost Mobile is offering four lines with
unlimited data for $ 25 apiece — $ 100 a month total for a family
plan.
T - Mobile's $ 70 -
a-month T - Mobile One
unlimited plan is your best choice if you demand limitless
data each month.
The better choice is the $ 80 -
a-month Unlimited Plus Enhanced
plan, especially after AT&T cut the price by $ 10 and boosted the amount of hotspot
data to 15 GB.
If you are one of those cell phone users that demand
data 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, then the new T - Mobile's $ 70 -
a-month «T - Mobile One»
unlimited plan is the best choice for you.
If you want a lot of
data, AT&T also offers its prepaid customers a $ 60 -
a-month unlimited plan.
T - Mobile offers a lone
plan: a $ 70 -
a-month T - Mobile One
plan with
unlimited data.