Verizon quietly rolled out some changes to its smartphone plan lineup. They increased the prices on their top-tier Unlimited Ultimate plan and some of the monthly add-on perks.
Starting May 7, the price of the Unlimited Ultimate plan is now $95/month - an increase of $5 over the previous monthly rate.
Verizon is keeping the name of the plan the same, but referring to plans purchased before May 7 as Unlimited Ultimate 1.0. If you are already on that plan, then you will keep the previous rate of $90/month, and there are no changes to your account.
But going forward, the only version of the plan that is available for sign-ups is the $95/month option. Verizon is throwing in two new perks to the new version of the plan at no charge - Family Plus and Identity Secure.
Verizon also increased the monthly rate for two of the add-on perks that are available with any of its smartphone plans. Previously, all of the perks were $10/month, but the Netflix/MAX (with ads) add-on is now $13/month, and Apple One is now $15/month.
Additionally, they have added one new perk - FOX One, for $15/month.
Key Mobile Internet Related Considerations:
- Verizon has increased the rate on its Unlimited Ultimate plan to $95/month.
- Verizon also increased the monthly rate for two of its add-on perks - Netflix/MAX and Apple One.
- A new perk - FOX One - has been added to the lineup of perk options.
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For more information:
- Verizon FAQ Page: Unlimited Ultimate FAQs
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