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does not support iPhone

• subway 10y ago
  If you have a limited number of devices, or use a lot of data, Verizon beats out Project Fi -- Fi shines when you have multiple devices (in my case, phone, tablet, laptop) with modems, and don't want to pay a $10/device/mo access fee.
  • AdmiralAsshat 10y ago
    Are you kidding? I have a single smartphone under Verizon for 2 lousy gigs a month, and I'm paying $80/mth. That's after my employer discount.
    • subway 10y ago
      Maybe you should switch to one of the new plans? Currently it looks like what you describe is $35/mo: http://www.verizonwireless.com/landingpages/verizon-plan/ http://www.verizonwireless.com/landingpages/verizon-plan/
      • phonon 10y ago
        +$20 per device (plus tax and fees).
    • jlgaddis 10y ago
      I have a Verizon pre-paid plan on an iPhone 6s I purchased outright at the Apple Store. My plan provides unlimited minutes and texting and 2 GB of data. I get an additional 1 GB because I'm enrolled in the auto-pay program. Including taxes, fees, etc., they charge $49.15 USD to my AmEx monthly (for the advertised $45/mo. plan). My average monthly usage is ~600 MB. My girlfriend has a very similar plan on AT&T and pays roughly the same amount, though I don't know the exact details of her plan.