Verizon Wireless

Verizon Prepaid has a couple of offers expiring today/tomorrow.  One is the discontinuation of a $65 unlimited hotspot data plan, and the other is a bonus data offer on Verizon Prepaid’s $45 plan. The bonus data offer gives customers an extra 7GB of data to use with the plan for

A few weeks ago, Verizon’s $65 prepaid unlimited LTE data hotspot (Tablet & jetpack) plan, disappeared from the main part of the Verizon Prepaid website.  This led some to speculate that the plan was going to be no longer offered.  Today, BestMVNO has learned from a Verizon Prepaid dealer that

Verizon Wireless has announced a new phone plan designed for children, complete with strings attached.  The new plan is called “Just Kids” and pricing for the plan starts at $55/month with lower pricing available to those who have more lines in their account.  The plan will launch this Thursday, April

Yesterday, Verizon prepaid launched a new $55 unlimited plan through select dealerships.  Today, Verizon has a new prepaid offer on its website.  Customers who enroll in Verizon’s $50 prepaid plan and enable auto pay on their account will get bonus data.  The plan normally includes 8GB of LTE data but

VIDAPAY and ePay are online software platforms that provide prepaid wireless dealers with an all-in-one solution for activating SIM cards and managing their prepaid wireless accounts.  Those using the VIDAPAY platform have in the past been privy to exclusive deals on Verizon prepaid.  Twice last year Verizon launched double data for

It seems like devices of yesteryear, mainly the iPhone 6, 6S and SE are once again being promoted as hot deals this holiday season.  Metro is giving away the iPhone 6s and SE for free to new customers.  Boost Mobile has the iPhone 6 for $29.99, while AT&T Prepaid has

Verizon Wireless has updated its prepaid wireless plans.  Highlighted changes include more data on one plan, the removal of another, and all plans are now priced $5 cheaper when auto-pay billing is enabled.  Auto-pay billing and on time payments were previously used to reward subscribers with data carryover.  However data

Verizon Wireless customers residing in Bay and Gulf counties Florida will automatically be credited with 3 months of mobile phone service for each line they have.  The free service is being offered to help those impacted by Hurricane Michael.  Both Verizon Wireless consumer and business accounts will receive the credits.

Back in May, Verizon Prepaid dealers using the VIDAPAY platform were privy to a special promotion from Verizon.  Subscribers who signed up for a prepaid plan through a participating dealer got double data for life.  Locating a dealer at that time proved to be a difficult task.  Later, Verizon went

Verizon Wireless introduced a new feature today available for its postpaid subscribers.  The new feature is a VPN called Safe Wi-Fi.  It can be used to hide your IP address and protect your privacy while you are browsing on a public network.  It will cost subscribers $3.99/month.  The carrier also

Last month, independent Verizon prepaid dealers were able to offer a double data for life promotion.  The deal got interested persons scrambling for a way to find independent dealers in their area.  People had to jump through hoops to get it.  Slowly some dealers began posting the promotion on eBay

On June 18th Verizon Wireless will launch a new unlimited data plan named “Above Unlimited.”  It will cost subscribers $95/month plus taxes and fees.  It will be the third unlimited data plan in the Verizon lineup which is sure to cause confusion among customers.  Also starting on June 18th, the

Last year Verizon began testing sales of its prepaid service through exclusive dealers. Today, some of those dealers are now offering double the data for life on all Verizon Prepaid plans that have high speed data limits. Dealers using the Vidapay platform have the special pricing. Verizon Prepaid Double The Data For

Buy one get one, otherwise known as BOGO offers are a tool that carriers often use to get you to buy the latest devices on a payment plan that keep you locked into their network. The idea of getting a phone for free certainly sounds appealing, but is it really

One of the complaints MVNO customers often have is that their customer support experience is not as good compared to the experience offered by a major wireless carrier. Unfortunately, at least one major wireless carrier may be about to take a step backwards in that department. Verizon Wireless recently announced