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Verizon To Drop Unlimited Data Plans In Two Weeks

itwbennett writes "The rumors have converged and now it appears that Verizon will be dropping its unlimited data plans on July 7, says blogger Peter Smith. Droid-Life lists pricing, starting at 2 GB for $30/month and going up to 10 GB for $80/month. 'The one ever-so-slightly bright side,' says Smith, 'is that 4G LTE will cost the same as 3G. Of course, you'll be able to burn through your data even faster.'"

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  1. Re:And They'll Encourage Tethering by poetmatt · · Score: 4, Informative

    Don't forget the best part:

    If you under use your plan, it doesn't carry over. Have a 12GB plan, use 3GB one month and 13GB the next? You just paid an extra $10.

  2. Re:And They'll Encourage Tethering by errandum · · Score: 4, Informative

    The funny thing is, from what I see, most of the world (with the exception of Australia and maybe Canada) has been moving towards unlimited data plans everywhere. The USA are the ones regressing.

    There is too much lobbying by people with big pockets and, in the end, the only one losing is the final consumer. Sigh.