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The posted question doesn't make sense. Please provide additional/specific details.
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Prepaid plans have unlimited slow data that only turns on when you out of data.
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Verizon Wireless has a safety option that will allow you to limp along once your current cycle's data cap has been reached.
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Looks like we posted at the same time.
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They are referring to the prepaid plans with safety mode built into the plan. Data speed is restricted to 128 kbps for the remainder of the month.
Foot note # 4: Once high-speeds data allowance is used, 128 kbps speeds for the rest of the month. Functionality of some data applications, like streaming video or audio, may be impacted.
Prepaid Cell Phones | No Contract Cell Phone Plans | Verizon Wireless
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