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Data usage and upgrade question?

CARBIA25

We have two iphones on a "Loyalty Plan" which is 2GB of data and Unlimited T&T for $120/mo base pay. Usually about $140 total with fees. For the past 3-4 months we gone over on data on one of our lines, which cost $10-20/mo extra, pushing our bill up to about $150-160/mo. If we switch to the new 12GB+2GB plan, does that mean we get 12GB+2GB of data per line or is it shared between all lines? The monthly cost would be about $180/mo, which I guess would be worth it, if it means no more data overage charge, but just want to make sure I understand it correctly?

Even if it's shared between all lines, I guess we'd still be better off with the new plan, since I'm only going over by about 1GB each month. Appreciate any clarity. Thank you.

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Ann154

If you are only going over by 1 GB each month, why are you getting such a large plan? The Medium Verizon Plan is 4 GB for $50 per month plus two smartphone lines at $20 x 2 or $40. This is a total of $90 plus taxes. You can also enable Safety Mode so if you ever go over the 4 GB it will be slowed to 2G speeds without overage fees.

MiiHere

The data allotment is for all lines on the plan (assuming they are smartphones.) I'd agree though, it seems like you'd be fine with one of the smaller plans and also be paying less with some added assurance that if you do go over, you'll be fine.

$140 seems high for 2 devices and such a small amount of data. I pay $110, have 8GB, 2 lines and a smart watch with it's own line. You could be doing better cost wise.

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