AndroidCentral provides details of Verizon's plans to eliminate their unlimited data plans as of July 7th. As previously reported, Verizon will be doing away with their unlimited $29.99 plan that is presently available for smartphones and replacing it with a tiered plan. Like AT&T, however, they will be grandfathering in existing customers so they will continue to be able to use the unlimited plan:
This grandfathering also applies to future upgrades, so existing iPhone 4 Verizon customers will be able to retain their unlimited plan if they upgrade to the iPhone 5 when it is released.
- If you have Verizon's $29.99 unlimited data plan, you'll be able to keep it after July 7.
- You'll also be able to keep the $29.99 unlimited plan when you upgrade to a new phone. (No word on if there's a pricing difference or when that policy could change.)
- If you add a line to an existing account, you'll not be able to chose the $29.99 unlimited data plan.
- If you're a new customer between now and July 7, you'll still be able to choose the $29.99 plan.
Article Link: Existing Verizon Customers Can Keep Their Unlimited Plans
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