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Tool for comparing current plan charges with new unlimited Plan?

Pscott

Hi all,

Is there a tool on the Verizon website that would allow me to compare what I currently pay with what I would pay under the new Unlimited Plan?

If not, could someone help me figure out what I would pay if I switch? I love the idea of paying just $45/line for a total of $180 but am not sure that is what I would actually pay. Here are the facts:

We currently are on the 12 GB Everything more plan with 4 smartphones and currently pay approx. $250. Out of the four phones in the family, two are completely paid off and two are still being paid off under the installment plan.

I currently pay $110 for our data and looks like I will be paying the same under the new plan but I will get more data. It's the Line Access fees and data device fees that confuse me under the new plan. Currently I pay a $15 line access fee for the 2 devices that are paid off and $15.00 + $31.66 = $46.66 for the other two devices. It looks to me like my line access fee with rise to $20 each for the two devices that are paid off and $51.66 each for the 2 that are not until they are paid off for grand total of $253.32. Does this sound correct?

Thanks for your help!

Comments

Ann154

That does sound right. If it doesn't work out, you don't have to switch the plan.

Customer0118

If you go to the website and go through as if you're going to change your plan it will show the old cost vs. the new cost. As long as you don't accept it it won't change. Neither costs show device payments. They may not even show insurance and extra stuff.

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