Verizon Relaunches Prepaid Plans as 'Allset'
Calling to Canada in Mexico
1000 minutes for calling to Canada in Mexico? Damn!
All those Mexican-Canadians living in the USA and taking trips to Mexico will love that !
All those Mexican-Canadians living in the USA and taking trips to Mexico will love that !
Believe it or not, there are many mexicanadians, going to Canada is the new fashion in mexico, crossing to the states is so 90´s 🤣
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Needs LTE.
Unused data will carry over to the next month. For a limited time, Verizon is offering to double the monthly data allotment,Allset smartphone customers will be able to use their devices as a mobile hotspot. Verizon's new Allset plans are available beginning today.
It sounds.nice but at this point they should be offering LTE data for their prepaid plans like At&t and tmobile.
It sounds.nice but at this point they should be offering LTE data for their prepaid plans like At&t and tmobile.
Yeah, there is no reason they can't include LTE. Aio (AT&T) $50 plan includes 2.5 GB of LTE high-speed (8mbs), after that its throttled to 256kbs. If Verizon wants to compete in the prepaid arena they should have LTE.
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Bridge Data Packages
This is a minor thing, but Bridge Data packages are added on an as-needed basis, not on a per-month (recurring) basis as indicated in the report.
"Allset plan customers can add more data to their plan at any time. For example, customers can add 500MB (30-day expiration) to their Allset plan for $5 per month; 1GB (90-day expiration) for $10 per month; or 3GB (90-day expiration) for $20 per month."
The above passage should read:
"Allset plan customers can add more data to their plan at any time. For example, customers can add 500 MB to their Allset plan for $5 (30-day expiration); 1 GB for $10 (90-day expiration); or 3 GB for $20 (90-day expiration).
This is all shiny for Verizon, and I give them credit for jumping into the 21st ...
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"Allset plan customers can add more data to their plan at any time. For example, customers can add 500MB (30-day expiration) to their Allset plan for $5 per month; 1GB (90-day expiration) for $10 per month; or 3GB (90-day expiration) for $20 per month."
The above passage should read:
"Allset plan customers can add more data to their plan at any time. For example, customers can add 500 MB to their Allset plan for $5 (30-day expiration); 1 GB for $10 (90-day expiration); or 3 GB for $20 (90-day expiration).
This is all shiny for Verizon, and I give them credit for jumping into the 21st ...
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