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Verizon PlansSelected Service Plans and Pricing Verizon has plans for individuals, and families. These plan categories include: America’s Choice, America’s Choice w/Push-to-Talk, PDA/Smartphone Voice & Data Choice Bundle, and BlackBerry Voice & Data Choice Bundle. One very interesting service is Pay As You Go. With this plan you can purchase a phone, with either Verizon’s INpulse or EasyPay plans, and not have to worry about any contracts or long-term commitments. With INpulse, you pay as you go with unlimited night minutes. With EasyPay, you pay monthly, but are free of a long-term contract. Both plans allow you unlimited IN calling. Verizon’s internal network is called the IN Network. If someone you know is within Verizon’s IN Network, you are free to talk to that person without using up your minutes. Users on your family plan are already IN, so you won’t have to worry about using your minutes when calling up your family. Verizon’s individual “America’s Choice” plans offer several options to new phone shoppers. Plans start from $39.99/mo. for 450 airtime minutes all the way to $199.99 for 6000 airtime minutes. Overtime minutes range from $.45 to $.20/min depending on your plan. Long distance is unlimited and there are no roaming charges depending on your area. You can also select optional services such as roadside assistance. “America’s Choice” Family Share plans range from $69.99/mo. for 700 minutes to $299.99/mo. for 6000 minutes. For every family plan, you can add additional lines for $9.99/mo. Be aware that there is a minimum term for all standard plans, with $35 activation fees per line for individual plans and a $175 early termination fee per line as well. |