(Ends 12/3) Verizon 4-Lines Unlimited Welcome + 4 Count iPhone 16 Pro + $300 Gift Card

Its a lot cheaper now. Remember those days of Nextel when they charged like $100 for Walkie/Talkie plan. //@Anonymous: Why is the data fee in the United States so expensive, while the signal is so poor? I have been to many countries in Asia and Europe, and their fees are even less than one-tenth of those in the United States. Even compared with their income, American operators are too greedy.

No, it doesn't. You can use this to check how much your taxes and fees will be: https://www.verizon.com/support/taxes-and-surcharge-estimator/

If you go through chat, they are offering a $200 GC per line for folks that switch carriers and open new lines. This sweetens the deal considerably. You can also get the activation fees waived by talking to chat! //@Anonymous: Does the $120 include all of the taxes and fees? If so, that's a good deal.

36 months, or pay off remainder and leave whenever you want. //@Anonymous: How long need to stay with Verizon with this plan?

How long need to stay with Verizon with this plan?

Does the $120 include all of the taxes and fees? If so, that's a good deal.

isn't that u are paying for the phones monthly with their reduced monthly charges, and once it's paid off, the monthly charge will go to Verizon normal rate so they are only taking a small hit (price difference between the trade in and new phone). It's not even a deal or discount IMO.

I want this deal. But I won't switch from Google fi, because I travel internationally 45 to 55 days a year. Woth Google fi, I pay an extra 30 per month per line for unlimited everything, only on the months I am traveling. It's like 50 bucks a day woth Verizon. I could get local sims, but it's a mild pain, and they lock the phones. So I'm go na lass. But i feel you, the international plans that most us carriers offer are crappy for no reason. //@anonymous: Have you ever thought why every country is trying to sell products to the US? It is not greedy, it is the market. As long as people is willing to pay for that amount, the price will not go down. T mobile for example has introduced competitive prices and achieved an astonishing growth. And you don’t need to pay the high price, there are many smaller companies to choose from //@anonymous: Why is the data fee in the United States so expensive, while the signal is so poor? I have been to many countries in Asia and Europe, and their fees are even less than one-tenth of those in the United States. Even compared with their income, American operators are too greedy.

As far as I know, the US government basically does not approve overseas carriers to operate in the United States, citing security issues. I guarantee that once they are allowed to operate, the three major US carriers will lose all their loyal customers in a matter of minutes. The company I work for often has overseas projects. Although the company pays for the mobile phone bills, the sky-high bills are still jaw-dropping compared to most countries. Not to mention the poor signal coverage in many areas. Most national parks have basically no signal, and vacationing is equivalent to being isolated from the world. //@Anonymous: Have you ever thought why every country is trying to sell products to the US? It is not greedy, it is the market. As long as people is willing to pay for that amount, the price will not go down. T mobile for example has introduced competitive prices and achieved an astonishing growth. And you don’t need to pay the high price, there are many smaller companies to choose from //@anonymous: Why is the data fee in the United States so expensive, while the signal is so poor? I have been to many countries in Asia and Europe, and their fees are even less than one-tenth of those in the United States. Even compared with their income, American operators are too greedy.

I will never trust Verizon. I got a similar deal two year ago. I have not gotten all the bonus they promised. And after 18 months, my monthly payment increase dramatically. //@Anonymous: each line $40, $40x4=$160 & $9.99/month/line for phone, $35/line activation fee

Normal people who have received the most basic education will speak rationally and civilized. //@Anonymous: You should leave US and live in "many countries in Asia and Europe" in order to get cheaper data fee and better quality when you have a chance.
//@Anonymous: Why is the data fee in the United States so expensive, while the signal is so poor? I have been to many countries in Asia and Europe, and their fees are even less than one-tenth of those in the United States. Even compared with their income, American operators are too greedy.

You should leave US and live in "many countries in Asia and Europe" in order to get cheaper data fee and better quality when you have a chance.
//@Anonymous: Why is the data fee in the United States so expensive, while the signal is so poor? I have been to many countries in Asia and Europe, and their fees are even less than one-tenth of those in the United States. Even compared with their income, American operators are too greedy.

Don't forget the surcharges that could add another $10 or more to your bill. It is still a deal, but much less attractive.

Have you ever thought why every country is trying to sell products to the US? It is not greedy, it is the market. As long as people is willing to pay for that amount, the price will not go down. T mobile for example has introduced competitive prices and achieved an astonishing growth. And you don’t need to pay the high price, there are many smaller companies to choose from //@anonymous: Why is the data fee in the United States so expensive, while the signal is so poor? I have been to many countries in Asia and Europe, and their fees are even less than one-tenth of those in the United States. Even compared with their income, American operators are too greedy.

Below is a meaningless question !

Why is the data fee in the United States so expensive, while the signal is so poor? I have been to many countries in Asia and Europe, and their fees are even less than one-tenth of those in the United States. Even compared with their income, American operators are too greedy.

This is a great deal. I am paying much more than this even though I am a royal customer for more a decade. //@anonymous: Need auto pay $40 ->$30.

Need to trade in a phone to remove $10 phone charge.

It is $120 for 4 lines of iPhone 16 pro for 36 months.

Need auto pay $40 ->$30.

Need to trade in a phone to remove $10 phone charge.

It is $120 for 4 lines of iPhone 16 pro for 36 months.

each line $40, $40x4=$160 & $9.99/month/line for phone, $35/line activation fee