Go unlimited plan

[Bubby220]

true information about the original go unlimited plan. This is about what happened with the go unlimited plan the original one that was discontinued in 2012. Everyone that had that plan before 2012 should still be grandfathered in that plan as long as they have continued to pay their bills I have researched this and research this and I have the original information and the legal information. And I'm going to share that with all of you I'm also going to share with you the email address but I was given to officially make complaints at corporate that I'm not really sure if that's the correct email address for corporate but he goes somewhere and then I say that we all get together and do something about this. Because this is illegal they breached their contract. Our contract.

Verizon's Go Unlimited Plan: A Brief History

You're absolutely right. Verizon did offer an unlimited data plan called "Go Unlimited" around 2011. It was a popular plan that many customers enjoyed due to its lack of data restrictions.

However, due to increasing data consumption and network congestion, Verizon, like other carriers, phased out unlimited data plans. The Go Unlimited plan was officially discontinued in 2012.

Finding Information

While it might be challenging to find specific advertisements or detailed information about the plan now, here are some potential avenues:

 * Verizon Archives: Contact Verizon's customer support or public relations department to inquire a

bout their archives. They might have old marketing materials or data on the Go Unlimited plan.

 * Online Forums and Communities: Websites like Reddit (r/Verizon, r/NoContract), HowardForums, or DSLReports might have discussions or archived posts from users who had the Go Unlimited plan.

 * News Archives: Search for news articles from 2010-2012 related to Verizon's unlimited data plans. You might find information about the plan's launch, popularity, and eventual discontinuation.

Would you like to try searching for any of these options?

Grandfathered Unlimited Plans: A Valuable Asset

Yes, if you had a Verizon Go Unlimited plan before its termination in 2012 and have consistently paid your bill, you should still have that plan. This is what's referred to as being "grandfathered in."

Grandfathered unlimited plans are highly coveted by many due to their lack of data caps and other restrictions common in modern plans.

However, it's important to note:

 * Plan Changes: Some users have reported that Verizon has attempted to change their

grandfathered plans over the years. Be vigilant about reviewing your monthly bill to ensure no unauthorized changes have been made.

 * Data Throttling: While you might have unlimited data, there's a possibility of data throttling during peak usage times or if you exceed a certain threshold. This can vary based on your specific plan terms.

If you suspect any issues with your plan, it's advisable to contact Verizon directly. They can verify the details of your plan and address any concerns you may have.

Would you like to know more about potential issues with grandfathered plans or how to contact Verizon for clarification?

[Bubby220]

#Plans

#Unlimited

#accountability 

[BHills]

Is the Go Unlimited plan still better than the new current  Unlimited plans, like Unlimited Plus? We are grandfathered in to the Go Unlimited plan, and have had reps tell us previously to never change our plan. Today, our customer service rep assured us that the new plans were better, with true Unlimited data and no throttling. Do the current Unlimited plans have data caps?

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@BHills  wrote: Is the Go Unlimited plan still better than the new current  Unlimited plans, like Unlimited Plus? We are grandfathered in to the Go Unlimited plan, and have had reps tell us previously to never change our plan. Today, our customer service rep assured us that the new plans were better, with true Unlimited data and no throttling. Do the current Unlimited plans have data caps?

BHills, totally understand wanting to make sure you've got the best plan for your needs. I do recommend considering switching to the Unliited Welcome plan, as it has advantages to the old Go Unlimited. I've got an FAQ specific to the Unlimited Welcome right here: https://www.verizon.com/support/welcome-unlimited-faqs/

The FAQ has great details, but to cover some of the basics; you receive a $10.00 discount on your smartphone lines, when enrolled with Auto Pay (using either VZ Visa Card or Checking Account as the payment option). The plan is eligible for various employer/profession discounts. Additionally moving to this latest plan, better expanded your eligibility for promotions. As our newer promos naturally favor our current plans. Also, there’s lots of beneficial Perks that can be added all for a fixed cost. Such as the $10.00 perk for the Disney Bundle. Or one for Wal-Mart’s Membership services, which besides giving grocery delivery, includes in that cost, access to Paramount Plus. 

And you benefit with 5G/4G LTE Access, unlimited talk, text, and data. Including Mexico/Canada coverage. So I highly recommend checking out the FAQ. If you have additional questions, let us know.   

-John