09-20-2013, 03:50 PM
Is this, the part in bold, still true?
As for data, Verizon charges $50 for 1GB; $60 for 2GB; $70 for 4G; $80 for 6GB; $90 for 8GB; and $100 for 10GB. If users want to add more data, Verizon charges an additional $10 for 2GB more each month.
My daughter is about to go on a Verizon Share plan with her grandmother, will save them both some money since they both want new iPhone 5Ss. They are going with a 1GB data plan. I have read that they can set up an alert, if they are about to go over, but I want to know if they can still add the 2GB of data for $10, if they are about to go over. The only thing I have seen on the Verizon site is that an extra 1GB of data is $15, if you just go over, but I have read that they will offer you the 2GB for $10, if you add it, before you exceed your limit, if your plan is for 1GB or more per month.
Can anyone with this plan confirm this is how it works?
As for data, Verizon charges $50 for 1GB; $60 for 2GB; $70 for 4G; $80 for 6GB; $90 for 8GB; and $100 for 10GB. If users want to add more data, Verizon charges an additional $10 for 2GB more each month.
My daughter is about to go on a Verizon Share plan with her grandmother, will save them both some money since they both want new iPhone 5Ss. They are going with a 1GB data plan. I have read that they can set up an alert, if they are about to go over, but I want to know if they can still add the 2GB of data for $10, if they are about to go over. The only thing I have seen on the Verizon site is that an extra 1GB of data is $15, if you just go over, but I have read that they will offer you the 2GB for $10, if you add it, before you exceed your limit, if your plan is for 1GB or more per month.
Can anyone with this plan confirm this is how it works?
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