I'm feeling compelled today to discuss all the unlimited plans available from the major wireless carriers including Sprint, Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T. In this post I will be going over the Verizon unlimited plan.
Verizon wireless is now offering an "Unlimited Basic Plan" starting at $99.99 that includes unlimited cellular calling within the domestic United States. This plan includes unlimited roaming and unlimited access to mobile web with HTML browsing. Data usage will be charged at the rate of $1.99/MB. For a user looking only for cellular and web usage withing the Verizon network, this is the plan to go with.
For the users who are interested in additional forms of messaging such as text messaging and SMS messaging, you can opt for the second tier unlimited plan called the "Unlimited Select Plan" for $119.99. Again, data usage is charged at the rate of $1.99/MB. If you have a tween who sends text messages and picture messages all day long, go with this plan if you are with Verizon.
The most comprehensive unlimited plan that Verizon offers is the "Premium Unlimited Plan" for $139.99. This plan includes the unlimited cellular, unlimited messaging, and unlimited access to Verizon's extensive V-Cast services. Unlimited data access is also included which helps with those applications and downloads that you know you will want to take advantage of.
How does the Verizon unlimited plans add up to the Sprint Simply Everything plan? If you ask me, not very well. The Sprint plan offers similar features to the Verizon Premium Unlimited Plan for $40 less. The Sprint Simply Everything plan is simply an incredible value.
Sunday, March 2, 2008
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