Verizon Brings Back Double Data – But only for FiOS Customers Porting in Lines

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Excitement is abound today as Verizon has announced double data deals - bringing back its popular option for data hungry mobile customers.

However, before you get all excited - there are some very specific requirements for this deal.

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  • It's only available to Verizon FiOS customers (their home based internet option). Similar to AT&T's recent offering of Unlimited Data for DirecTV and Uverse customers.
  • It is only available for new cellular data plan activations, and requires porting in a number from another carrier. (So it's not available to existing customers or even for starting a new line of service.)
  • Only the XL (12GB) and XXL (16GB) data plans are eligible for doubling.

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However, if you happen to meet these qualifications - this is a great deal to obtain 24 or 36 GB of data a month. You can keep the data for life, as long as you maintain the XL or XXL data amounts.

For those with home bases (or perhaps family with a FiOS account who might be willing to share a plan with you), it might be worth looking into.

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Cherie has been a full-time technomad since 2007 joining up with her partner-in-crime Chris, and is currently splitting time exploring North America by boat and RV. Growing up in a high tech household, she was using the internet since before it was called the internet. She absolutely needed reliable connectivity to take her software development business on the road in 2007 to work remotely. After answering so many questions about mobile internet on their Technomadia blog (view their personal Mobile Internet Setup) we set out to create the Mobile Internet Resource Center to help the nomadic community stay connected.

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