Verizon Wireless Adjusts Daily Prepaid Plan Rates
All Wrong
What's changed is the $1.99 plan, which used to offer M2M, N&W, and $.05 for all other calls, plus $.05 for all text messages. Now it offers unlimited calling all the time, plus $.02 for all texts. So how has the price for texts increased, as claimed in the news post?
What's gone is the $3.99 plan, which used to offer the exact same thing as the NEW $1.99 plan, only with $.01 texts. They didn't raise the price of per-use messaging on the $3.99 plan, they simply eliminated the $3.99 plan and lowered the messaging rates on the $1.99 plan (from $.05 to $.02), along with adding unlimited talk...
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Azeron said:
What's wrong is arguing over who has the best pre-paid offering. Who cares? Since when are AT&T and Verizon seriously competing for these customers? You want to be the CEO who tells investors that he has lowered ARPU chasing after the pre-paid segment? Yes, one should offer pre-paid but it should not be very attractive. Just enough to say the option is there for "those" customers. 🤣
True. It's all just a matter of what works for you. I've got my parents on Virgin's $20 a month/400 min plan. Sure, they charge per text, but my folks don't text.
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