Those of you who are on a prepaid Verizon plan are in for a treat on February 1st.
According to a leaked document from PhoneArena, the carrier will be dropping the current prepaid prices for two new plans.
The current plan is $80 for smartphones with unlimited talk time/text and 1 GB data.
Everyone who has subscribed to this plan before January 31st gets an additional GB as a part of Verizon’s double data promotion.
The two new plans are going to be at $70 and $60. Both the plans will be introduced with unlimited talk time and text similar to the current plan. The $70 plan will have 2 GB of data, while the $60 plan will offer 500 MB.
Additional GB above 2 GB will cost $20 extra.
Verizon’s prepaid plans are only for 3G data, and there are no prepaid plans available for 4G LTE. The phone options are: the Samsung Illusion, some Blackberries, and the HTC Rhyme.
Current subscribers of $80 plan can keep it, but with the new price structure, there’s little reason for them to stay on it.
Would the pricing interest you in a 3G plan? Or you would spend extra for a 4G plan? Feel free to leave your comments.
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