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Verizon Will Reward Android Pay Users with Free Data

Apr 14, 2016, 2:49 PM by Eric M. Zeman

Verizon Wireless today said customers who set up and use Android Pay from their device will be able to collect up to 2 GB of free data. Verizon will reward customers 1 GB the first time they use the app to make a payment and another 1 GB the third time they use the app to make a payment. The data will be available to customers through two billing cycles after it is rewarded. The offer is good through June 14, and the extra data must be claimed by July 13.

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Jarahawk

Apr 15, 2016, 9:23 AM

It's Amazing

These crooks took unlimited data away from their customers claiming that most consumers did not use more than 2GB of data. Suddenly they use 2GB of data as an incentive. Either the additional data will not be needed OR Shammo was correct when he stated that faster data speeds with encourage customers to use more data. I believe the latter to be the case.

middlekid3058

I have a SAM NOTE 3 on VZN and Android pay says 'not compatible"
I blame BIG RED

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