I have read a few forum members mentioned that about Verizon. According to their map, for whatever use it really is, it seems their coverage is weak in several areas out West.
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Verizon Updates Unlimited Plans With New Perks and Access to Apple Music, Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+
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Like the $20.00 a month “Smartphone line access” fee? You mean I have to pay extra to have a smart phone?
So the data/hotspot allowance shown for a Verizon plan (e.g. "15GB of 4G LTE data") is shared across all lines on the plan - it's not per line?
To go from four to five is only -$5 per line. I guess so that people wouldn't be actually be paying less total or breaking even with five vs four
Since I want the old Get More Unlimited Plan should I bring my iPhone 7 Plus over to Verizon and pay for that SIM card and plan, and then when the 12 Pro Max is launched, put the SIM card into that phone? I know I will more than likely lose my phone number which I am okay with. I don’t like what the new plan is offering over the old plan.
I went ahead and picked up a SE 2020 for $0 down today and $16.66 bill credits for 24 months, and will activate it tomorrow. I want the old Get More Unlimited Plan to keep the 75GB 4G/LTE Data. I’m not worried about Disney Plus and the other bundles. I also talked to a rep and I still will get my employee discount. Once the new iPhones launch, I’ll cancel my t-mobile plan and pay outright for the 12 Pro Max!
That's the issue with Verizon Wireless as it's been for years.
If you want a family plan, then it's relatively reasonable.
But if you Only want 1 line for yourself, it's expensive as heck.
Pay <$15/m for <1Gb/m so If you're working or living in areas with lots of surrounding wifi sources, you don't need much of a data plan so you save a lot of money on your monthly wireless fees.
Could save up that money to buy something else like the upcoming iPhone 12.
Spectrum mobile has a $45 unlimited data plan, tax and fees included. They also have a $14 month unlimited talk and text along with 1 GB of data. After that, it’s $14 for each additional GB used every month.
I ended up porting over my T-Mobile phone number to keep my phone number on Verizon. I’ve been using my unlocked XS Max on Verizon for the past 3 weeks and will continue to do so until the 12 Pro Max launch.
The old Get More was 75GB and the new Get More is 50GB. I have the old Get More that I’m going to hold onto as long as I can.
Have a Verizon tower being installed to improve our horrible service (with all carriers) in my area. No idea if it’s worth having actual Verizon postpaid or going with Spectrum or visible. These add ons seem like no help if you have Apple Music family or Hulu live tv.. not sure what benefit having actual Verizon offers accept being able to keep my IUP.. other than the crappy reception T-Mobile has been great for the past couple of years. Great customer service and no taxes or fees.