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Visible Completely Overhauls Plans

Aug 17, 2022, 10:30 AM by Rich Brome

Visible is moving to an entirely new service plan structure, dropping the base rate for a single line, but phasing out its "Party Pay" multi-line discounts. The company is also introducing a new premium plan. The new base plan is simply called Visible, and it runs $30/month (down from $40 before), taxes and fees included. It includes everything offered the old plan: unlimited 5G data, talk, and text; unlimited hotspot; unlimited talk and text to Mexico and Canada; and spam protection. The new Visible+ plan runs $45/month. It adds access to Verizon's faster 5G Ultra Wideband network, as well as 50 GB of "premium network experience" (meaning you won't be de-prioritized when the network is busy). It also adds unlimited talk, text, and data roaming in Canada and Mexico; international calling to 30+ countries; and international texting to 200+ countries. The new referral program gives you a $20 discount per referral, applied one per month and these discounts can be banked for up to 12 months. Current Party Pay customers will be grandfathered as of October 18th, keeping their Party Pay discount as long as they keep their old plan. But moving to these news plans removes Party Pay, and also requires a new SIM card.

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Jarahawk

Sep 17, 2022, 2:52 PM

Ported In…Ported Out

I loved the idea of a $30 B.Y.O.D. Plan. Unfortunately, after nine days with no working Internet. After five contacts via chat I had to give up.

Charles Bigelow

Aug 18, 2022, 11:08 AM

Invisible

Really nice plan overhaul. Competitive for a Verizon subsidiary.
No live Reps. All on-line. Through their website and Facebook page.
Probably what keeps the price down.
Preferable to have a live rep when there are issues but I guess there's a sacrifice for their pricepoints.

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