Verizon's prepaid plans tend to run a lot cheaper than its postpaid plans—excluding things like family plans and multi-line discounts. The lowest price you can hope to pay for a Verizon postpaid plan is $65/month (with AutoPay), whereas the starting point is much lower for prepaid, at just $30/month (with AutoPay).
Looking for an even cheaper way to get on Verizon's network? Verizon's prepaid plans are a pretty great deal. But if you want to save even more money and still get the same great coverage, check out the Verizon MVNO called Visible Wireless. It has a $40 unlimited data plan!
Verizon plans don't throttle your speeds—instead, you'll end up paying $15 per GB you use over your limit.
As far as I can tell, Verizon's prepaid subscribers are covered in all or nearly all the places that Verizon's postpaid subscribers receive coverage. It looks like Verizon's prepaid subscribers generally have access to the same extended network roaming partners that Verizon's postpaid subscribers have access to.
Finish using all your minutes on your current Verizon prepaid account. Once you decide to make the change, call the Verizon customer service sales line at 1-866-256-4646, or go to your local Verizon Wireless store.
Verizon announced a new prepaid unlimited plan this week, which gives customers unlimited talk, text, and data for $80 per month without requiring a contract or credit check. Additionally, the plan includes texting to over 200 international markets and unlimited calls to Mexico and Canada.
When you start negotiating with Verizon's operators, don't just ask for a discount—ask for a specific discount. This will require you to do a bit of homework and research realistic prices, but it will allow you to get the upper hand by setting a starting point for negotiations.
Verizon prepaid plans
Editor's note: We'll be updating this list of the best Verizon prepaid phones regularly as new devices launch.
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