Verizon Relaunches Prepaid Plans as 'Allset'
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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