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I use Visible which is a Verizon subsidiary (MVNO-like, but not an MVNO) - I think they used it to test out stuff or something? Either way it's $25/mo unlimite
by fossuser 5y ago
I use Visible which is a Verizon subsidiary (MVNO-like, but not an MVNO) - I think they used it to test out stuff or something?
Either way it's $25/mo unlimited everything with the tradeoff being that you can be deprioritized. In the bay area though it works fine and that's a great price for no contract.
As a bonus there are no stores and you sign up via the app, I've been happy with it.
- toomuchtodo 5y agoVisible is a Verizon subsidiary used to capture price sensitive customers.
- fossuser 5y agoThe funny thing to me is if Verizon's plans and website weren't such a disaster I'd be happy to pay more for better service. I just don't want to deal with a rep, be forced to go to a store, be forced to sign a contract, have to navigate fifty different dark patterns that obscure the true pricing and try to screw me out of what I want. If Verizon just charged $50/mo I'd pay it, but their current setup is awful.
- toomuchtodo 5y agoCorporate inertia is hard to overcome.
- specialist 5y agoExactly. I was confused by the majors owning their own MVNOs. Until I realized that's just how they do market segmentation now.