Cost discrepancy
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I just switched to "Unlimited Welcome" Plan because it was advertised as $34 a line with out autopay. This is $13 cheaper than the GoUnlimited that I was paying for. After I switched, I looked at my bill and it says $40 for the plan and thats not including the taxes and surcharges. This is the reason I'm getting closer and closer to leaving verizon. you cant just get a straight answer, and it never works out how you expect. Very curious of the "Logic" behind this.
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If you had some kind of discounts such as job related discount or loyalty discount with the legacy plan, those do not carry over when you change to a current plan. Loyalty discount may kick back in if you stick with the current plan long enough; not sure how it is now since the autopay and loyalty discount perks were modified some time ago.
I'm not a Verizon employee, just another customer trying to help.
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I appreciate the response.
My issue is that the advertising is not clear and I would almost argue very close to "false advertising". I'm sure there is a way to get it down to $34 a line, but they don't specify that when your perusing for a new cheaper plan.
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You're welcome 🙂
Hopefully someone with CS will get back to you on what happened with the bill. They aren't here on Sundays, but usually will respond to threads within 1-2 days.
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Hello NCM12345. We're sorry for the issues you have encountered. Please keep in mind that the cost of the plan also depends on the amount of lines you have on your account.
~Ivone
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So do you have a break down of pricing per how many lines? I’m assuming the $34 is with 4 lines?
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If you go to the Verizon website, then the Mobile section, scroll down until you see a button called "Check out pricing and plan features". In there, it will display the pricing for the assorted plans for anything between 1-4 lines. I am guessing if you have more than 4 lines then you'd be paying the 4-line price per line.
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I found that and that says $30 a line hahaha even cheaper. Yes 4 lines. I will say that only 2 are on the current unlimited welcome and 2 on an old plan. I’m guessing this is the “problem”
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@NCM12345 wrote:I found that and that says $30 a line hahaha even cheaper. Yes 4 lines. I will say that only 2 are on the current unlimited welcome and 2 on an old plan. I’m guessing this is the “problem”
You're right on that. Because you have only 2 lines on Unlimited Welcome, you're being charged the 2-line rate. Be warned that if you were to switch the other 2 lines over, whatever promos, perks, etc. you have on the legacy plan will NOT carry over so it may or may not be "better".
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If I switch the other 2 lines over, do all 4 lines have to be on “Unlimited Welcome”? (To get the prices to match) or can I have 3 lines on welcome and 1 on Plus? (Obviously the plus plan would be more expensive but would I only get the 3 line discount on the ones on welcome?
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@NCM12345 wrote: If I switch the other 2 lines over, do all 4 lines have to be on “Unlimited Welcome”? (To get the prices to match) or can I have 3 lines on welcome and 1 on Plus? (Obviously the plus plan would be more expensive but would I only get the 3 li ne discount on the ones on welcome?
NCM12345, you can have diffrent lines on different plans there under myPlan. So if you had 3-lines on Unlimited Welcome, and one line on Unlimited Plus. You'd get the 'four line' plan cost for each line.
So the 3-Unlimited Welcome lines would be $30.00 each (without Auto Pay, $40.00 per line), total of $90.00 before surcharges/taxes.
The Unlimited Plus line, would be $45.00 (without Auto Pay, $55.00), before surcharges and taxes.
The number of smartphone lines (not watches/tablets) determines the per-line price under each of the three plans.
-John

