Last updated on January 5th, 2023 at 12:08 am
America’s major cellular carrier Verizon unveiled a new 5G plan earlier this year that allows customers to have unlimited talk, text, and data for just $30 per line per month for up to four lines. But now as a Christmas gift, Verizon has announced a discount of $5 starting December 23, 2022, for customers who switch to Verizon.
Customers who will switch over and bring their own device can sign up for Welcome Unlimited for $25 per line, per month, for four lines with a price guarantee for 3 years. For a total savings of $20 per month on four phones, that equates to a $5 per line reduction from the regular $30 per line price point. That comes out to a total savings of $720 over the course of the three-year term.
The price for a single line drops from $65 to $60, for two lines from $55 to $50, for three lines from $40 to $35, and for four lines from $30 to merely $25. For families of four who want to switch to an unlimited 5G plan without getting new phones or changing their phone numbers, the Welcome Unlimited plan is excellent at these costs.
Verizon will also provide $180 in promo credit per phone applied over a 36-month period when adding four new lines as a way of helping customers offset the cost of leaving their current provider. The carrier also guarantees a three-year price guarantee, so you can continue to use the Welcome Unlimited plan at the same price for the following three years.
You can sign up for Verizon’s Welcome Unlimited plan by scheduling an appointment at your neighborhood retail location or by visiting Verizon’s website if you’re interested in switching over to the lower rates.
T-Mobile also offers 4 iPhone 14 via 24 monthly bill credits, when you add 4 lines and trade in 4 qualifying devices. Plus, you also get 4 lines for only $25/per line on Essential Unlimited Plan when you switch.
If you switch to AT&T and bring your own phone. AT&T waives your activation fees and you also get $250 in bill credits plus AT&T UNLIMITED STARTER plan for $35/mo per line for four lines.
For more affordable and cheaper plans, MVNO would be a great choice.
