Last updated on April 12th, 2023 at 04:52 am
In the month of March this year, Verizon started offering new Verizon ALLSET Prepaid Plans wherein customers can use data at 3G speed but now Verizon will allow 4G LTE access to all prepaid “ALLSET” customers starting July 17, 2014.
Those customers, who got frustrated by the slow speed of 3G, may now be able to enjoy Internet surfing at the electrifying speed of 4G on their prepaid plan. They just need to use a 4G-compatible smartphone. Either they may bring their own smartphone or they may upgrade their phone by purchasing a new phone from a variety of 4G LTE smartphones at Verizon such as the Moto X, Samsung Galaxy S 4, Samsung Galaxy S 5, and HTC One.
And for a limited time, the LG Lucid 3 and LG G2 will be available online and in stores for $149.99 and $299.99.
Verizon ALLSET prepaid plan
Those who are new to the Verizon ALLSET prepaid plan, let us remind them.
The prepaid “ALLSET” plan for smartphones starts at $45 and offers unlimited texting, calling, and 500MB data usage. Customers who opt for Auto Pay enjoy double data i.e. 1GB. The plan also offers free unlimited texting to Canada, Mexico, and Puerto Rico so that you may be in touch with your friends and family residing in these countries.
More data-hungry customers may add more data at an additional price with “Bridge data” options. You can add 500MB Bridge Data by paying an extra $5, 1GB data by paying $10, and 3GB data by paying $20 only.
The best feature of Bridge Data is that any unused Bridge Data moves to the next cycle.
Source [Verizon]
