Stop Verizon from increasing Unlimited Data plans by $20 more a month
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Larry Olson
11 years ago
It is unfair that Verizon is going to raise the rate on just people with the unlimited data plan. Do not allow this to happen. Why are the oldest customers being targeted for keeping a plan that was offered when I got my phone.. This is unfair and discrimination..
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Steve Summer
11 years ago
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If such a small percentage of their customers are on unlimited data and an even smaller percentage of those that use more than the average amount of data, it's hard to make a case that these customers are having any significant effect on the network.
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Bradley
11 years ago
Greed and Verizon comes hand in hand.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Have been a loyal customer and conservative of the unlimited data plan. Now they want to penalize us with a price hike. Not a nice way to treat your loyal, long time customers.
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Sandra Owens
11 years ago
Verizon this is just ridiculous!!! Why increase the unlimited data plans on your loyal 1% customer base???? There is no rhyme or reason for this other than pure outright greed and you wanting everyone off of the unlimited plan. What are we (the 1%) hurting, really??? I was told when I first came over to Verizon from Alltel that the data plan was required for smartphones which were then on 3G. The reps throughout the years guaranteed me when I declined to go back under contract that I would be able to keep my unlimited data for $29.99 with no increase. I have purchased my phones at full retail price to avoid losing my unlimited data plan. This is no way to treat your Loyal customers Verizon!!! Guess I will be moving over to another carrier if this price hike goes through. Thanks for NOTHING verizon!!
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David
11 years ago
verizon already made the unlimited users to pay full for phones. Now hiking the price is just an act of bullying.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
I have been a Verizon customer since they started service to my city in 2005. If they cancel or increase the price of unlimited data plans, I will check out other carriers. $30 unlimited data is the only thing keeping me at Verizon and I never thought about shopping around. I currently have multiple lines and I spend about $180 per month and I am just one of several customers you may lose over this 67% price increase. Verizon think about this, if I shop around and find another carrier that I like, I may never be back!
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Absolutely ridiculous that we have to pay full retail for our phones to keep our unlimited data and now they want to price hike on top of that.
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Andrew
11 years ago
VZW should not be forcing customers off a plan they originally pushed.
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Zeek qarana
11 years ago
That's not right
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Justin Myers
11 years ago
Absolutely ridiculous and patently illegal.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
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Although it is true that I could currently be saving some $ by changing to a less expensive plan, I kept this unlimited data plan for future-proofing data purposes. I have tripled my data usage in just the last 2 years, who knows what the future may bring.
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steve craig
11 years ago
nothing but a blatant price...let me guess this will coincide with an executive getting some big fat bonus
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Kevin Escobar
11 years ago
I have been with them since 2001. I will take my $80 somewhere else.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Was never notified of any increase by verizon, only news sites. The plan I am on with Unlimited doesnt expire till 2038. I expect to run this plan into the ground.
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Jeremy Wofford
11 years ago
This is just wrong. Verizon is the worst but I'm stuck with them because it's the only service that picks up in my area.
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Steve Van
11 years ago
Took away the option to upgrade every 2 years, service at my home has gone down so much i was forced to purchase 3g Booster for $200 which uses my internet connection to make calls over wifi yet the calls still count as minutes used. $40 dollar "activation" fee for new phones purchased outright now $40 a month more for 2 lines. We use on average less than 10 GB a month between us . We have been customers for 8 years.
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Cheng Saechao
11 years ago
Loyal Customer why charge more?
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Verizon keeps pushing me away, and with this increase, may have finally succeeded.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
This sets a dangerous precedent and VZW should not be allowed to do this to such a small percentage of customers.
It is unfair that Verizon is going to raise the rate on just people with the unlimited data plan. Do not allow this to happen. Why are the oldest customers being targeted for keeping a plan that was offered when I got my phone.. This is unfair and discrimination..
If such a small percentage of their customers are on unlimited data and an even smaller percentage of those that use more than the average amount of data, it's hard to make a case that these customers are having any significant effect on the network.
Greed and Verizon comes hand in hand.
Have been a loyal customer and conservative of the unlimited data plan. Now they want to penalize us with a price hike. Not a nice way to treat your loyal, long time customers.
Verizon this is just ridiculous!!! Why increase the unlimited data plans on your loyal 1% customer base???? There is no rhyme or reason for this other than pure outright greed and you wanting everyone off of the unlimited plan. What are we (the 1%) hurting, really??? I was told when I first came over to Verizon from Alltel that the data plan was required for smartphones which were then on 3G. The reps throughout the years guaranteed me when I declined to go back under contract that I would be able to keep my unlimited data for $29.99 with no increase. I have purchased my phones at full retail price to avoid losing my unlimited data plan. This is no way to treat your Loyal customers Verizon!!! Guess I will be moving over to another carrier if this price hike goes through. Thanks for NOTHING verizon!!
verizon already made the unlimited users to pay full for phones. Now hiking the price is just an act of bullying.
I have been a Verizon customer since they started service to my city in 2005. If they cancel or increase the price of unlimited data plans, I will check out other carriers. $30 unlimited data is the only thing keeping me at Verizon and I never thought about shopping around. I currently have multiple lines and I spend about $180 per month and I am just one of several customers you may lose over this 67% price increase. Verizon think about this, if I shop around and find another carrier that I like, I may never be back!
Absolutely ridiculous that we have to pay full retail for our phones to keep our unlimited data and now they want to price hike on top of that.
VZW should not be forcing customers off a plan they originally pushed.
That's not right
Absolutely ridiculous and patently illegal.
Although it is true that I could currently be saving some $ by changing to a less expensive plan, I kept this unlimited data plan for future-proofing data purposes. I have tripled my data usage in just the last 2 years, who knows what the future may bring.
nothing but a blatant price...let me guess this will coincide with an executive getting some big fat bonus
I have been with them since 2001. I will take my $80 somewhere else.
Was never notified of any increase by verizon, only news sites. The plan I am on with Unlimited doesnt expire till 2038. I expect to run this plan into the ground.
This is just wrong. Verizon is the worst but I'm stuck with them because it's the only service that picks up in my area.
Took away the option to upgrade every 2 years, service at my home has gone down so much i was forced to purchase 3g Booster for $200 which uses my internet connection to make calls over wifi yet the calls still count as minutes used. $40 dollar "activation" fee for new phones purchased outright now $40 a month more for 2 lines. We use on average less than 10 GB a month between us . We have been customers for 8 years.
Loyal Customer why charge more?
Verizon keeps pushing me away, and with this increase, may have finally succeeded.
This sets a dangerous precedent and VZW should not be allowed to do this to such a small percentage of customers.