Verizon's Unlimited Ultimate plan will soon include at least 200GB of premium hotspot data per month. International calling from the US to other countries is also rumored to be joining the ...

S tarting July 7, you’ll no longer be able to purchase an unlimited data plan through Verizon, which is moving instead to a “usage-based” model.This isn’t the first such move — AT&T ...

If you're on T-Mobile, all your plans are unlimited, and Verizon no longer lets new users sign up for a shared data plan. Only AT&T still offers some tiered data plans where the flow of data stops ...

A Verizon representative confirmed to Clark.com via Facebook Messenger that new unlimited plans will start August 23, but existing customers can keep their current plan.

High-speed data worldwide is capped at 15GB per month, and after that, speeds are limited to 1.5Mb/s. Verizon's Unlimited Ultimate plan is $100 per month, but it drops to $90 per month with Auto ...

Here's why you might want to pass on an entry-level postpaid plan from one of the big three carriers, and what your options ...

The basic Visible plan includes unlimited talk, text, and data. It offers coverage on Verizon’s network and includes mobile hotspot functionality. This plan starts at $20 per month.

International data increase to 15GB: When traveling, Unlimited Ultimate now offers 15GB of high speed data per month, followed by speeds of 1.5Mbps. This perk used to only get you 10GB per month ...

Verizon Wireless will cease offering its monthly 150MB data plan, which costs $15, and by default will require all new smartphone users to adopt its existing $30 unlimited data plan. During Verizon's ...