more everything plan is a joke!!

[moreeverythingisajoke]

The same price as I am paying now ...actually like 5 cents more a month for ...the only thing better is unlimited talk...which I never came close to going over. After my discount the plan is actually $2 month high than now for the same data and text. I'm assuming the only people that will actually benefit from these changes will be prepaid customers as it talks about discounts to those phone lines! Just though it should be known all they did was redistribute the costs into different areas .....do they really think people wont see their bill is still the same! Same ol' Verizon! Probably will be hitting AT & T as I thought!

[#2]

You don't say what plan you are on now so it's kind of hard to compare. And this has nothing to do with pre-paid. There are no discounts for pre-paid customers. Pre-paid customers aren't even eligible for these plans.

At&t plans aren't that much different.

[rcschnoor]

This has already been pointed out, but without knowing your usage habits, no one on here can help you with determining if More Everything would be a good fit for you.

IF you wouldn't save anything by going on More Everything, though, I wouldn't advise it. No reason to make a switch if it does not benefit you.

For MANY, though, More Everything can have a savings from either the old Nationwide plans or even Share Everything as is the case for me.

[nuckjr]

More everything plan is just a marketing stunt. I have 4 smartphones and a hotspot, all share 10GB of data. What did I get from More Everything? Absolutely nothing. Yeah, the AT&T $160 plan has it's flaws but do you see anything comparable from Verizon? No. Verizon edge doesn't get there. Just because you are the biggest and have the best network doesn't mean you have to punish your customers. I was a long time Verizon customer but left for a few years because of the pricing scams. I came back because of the network not because I like the price. Why don't you take care of your customers Verizon? Why can't you be more competitive?

Good job TMobile - break the mold.

[jroeder]

It's not a "marketing stunt"

It has actually benefitted many customers that have lower data usage.

You have 10GB, so this plan will not benefit you, but why are you upset now? You weren't on the forums complaining about the price you pay before Verizon introduced the More Everything plan.

They are not punishing you, I don't understand your logic behind why you think that.......

Anyways, if you want to switch providers then switch providers.

No sense complaining about it.

Good Luck

[nuckjr]

You must be in charge of marketing for VZW. Why are you attacking me? Don't you think it should benefit all customers?  What is the logic in benefiting those with lower data plans? Oh I got it, let those who pay the most benefit the least. After all that is the American way.

[moreeverythingisajoke]

I have a 6 GB plan and it doesn't help me either with 3 phones...seem they're catering to the non-contract customer

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[jroeder]

I apologize if you think I was attacking you.

And no, I do not work for Verizon. I just understand what data plans the price changes affect.

It would be nice if they changed the data pricing on all tiers but Verizon didn't make it that way.

More Everything, in my opinion, was made to lower the costs for post-paid customers to get them to switch from pre-paid. I feel it was made to challenge not only their own pre-pay customers but pre-pay customers for other companies as well.

And no "moreeverythingisajoke" it is not catered to non-contract customers, it is catered to low data usage customers.

[moreeverythingisajoke]

Yeah..sorry the more everything joke was basically lowering prices for non-contract customers to match AT&T non-contract deals they put. Sorry to break it to you but I haven't seen one person this has helped that is contracted.

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[moreeverythingisajoke]

And btw...is was a joke they have a huge campaign advertising this and it's worth nothing to me or anyone else I've came in contact with. All they have done is shifted costs around

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[jroeder]

1. It has nothing to do with non-contract customers because the plans are only available for post-pay customers

2. Just because you haven't seen it doesn't mean it hasn't helped. I've never seen someone driving a Bugatti Veyron in person but that doesn't mean nobody has bought it.

3. It has lowered costs on lower data plan, hence helping customers with low data plans.......

4. I do not work for Verizon, this helps pass the time at my job.

5. It was made for "Contract" customers to match "non-contract" prices. Basically trying to get pre-paid customers to switch to post-pay and sign 2-year agreements.

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moreeverythingisajoke wrote:

NuckJr I'd say this person either works for verizon.....look at the profile history they have commented on about 50 topics just in the last 7 days? If not I'd say they should find a hobby! Lol

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[nuckjr]

Wherever jroeder works, they are sure passionate about "More everything plan". At the end of the day, Verizon has the highest plan cost of any provider.

[moreeverythingisajoke]

LOL!!!! My thoughts exactly....him and the sirguy both seem to be passionate about verizon!

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[jroeder]

I have the best experience with Verizon. I have tried AT&T as well as Sprint and my location gives bad signal through both of them.

I'm not saying you have to stay with Verizon and I'm not defending them. I'm just giving you facts.

The fact is, Verizon did not create this plan for high data customers.

If you don't like it switch providers.......find one that works best for your needs.

Good Luck

[moreeverythingisajoke]

You think 6gb for 3 phones is high!?

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[jroeder]

I wasn't talking in reference to how many phones you had. 6GB for 3 phones is low, 2GB per phone.

The plan itself 6GB is higher. There are six data plans lower than that.

I can see your upset you don't benefit from the new plan. But arguing with another community member about it won't solve anything.

They could have changed the prices for all data plans but they didn't. So the new plans won't benefit you, so what? You were obviously okay paying the prices you have been paying or you would have already cancelled.

You only became upset when you learned that people with a lower data tier get a price break and you don't.

The have less service, they pay less...........You have more service you pay more. You don't like how much your paying then do what you need to do to pay what you want to pay.

Complaining about the changes not affecting you positively is only wasting your own time.

Good Luck

[moreeverythingisajoke]

Number one...I don't recall asking you a question; therefore your the one that started this "argument"! So please don't tell me too stop arguing with community members when I can see from your history on your profile you do that on a regular basis! (removed) That makes sense especially when it seems you are always defending Verizon. My opinion is the new (removed) I could care less what you think (removed). So your right it doesn't help me and I will do what I have to do. And for God's sake quit disagreeing with people and then accusing them of arguing with you!!!!!

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[jroeder]

Good Luck

[moreeverythingisajoke]

Thanks! Same to you

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moreeverythingisajoke wrote:

You think 6gb for 3 phones is high!?

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We have 6 GB for 5 smartphones and in 6 months we have yet to use even 3 GB in a month. Seriously considering dropping down to the new 3 Gb and enjoy even more savings over the old nationwide plans. There's this brand new invention called wi-fi. It's awesome.