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Verizon MVNO List 2017
May 7th, 2017 | Verizon Wireless | No Comments
Things in the prepaid world change so much, occasionally we like to go through and do an updated list of all of the MVNOs from a particular carrier. Today, we’re going to look at the complete MVNO list for Verizon.
Verizon Prepaid Adds Unlimited Plan to Lineup
April 30th, 2017 | Verizon Wireless | No Comments
Out of the four main carriers, Verizon has to have the most complete (and also most expensive) network with the fewest prepaid options. In fact, Verizon’s prepaid segment has been dismally neglected. However, recently, it looks like Verizon is wizening up a little and had made some changes. First, it was the addition of new plans, then new international calling options, and now a new unlimited prepaid plan.
Verizon Prepaid Changes International Calling Options
April 15th, 2017 | Verizon Wireless | No Comments
Verizon boasts arguably the largest network in the United States, so for obvious reasons it is one of the more popular options. While its prepaid lineup wasn’t really that fantastic, it has been making some plan changes including the most recent shakeup of international calling through Verizon prepaid.
Prepaid Faceoff: US Cellular VS. Verizon Prepaid
March 24th, 2017 | Prepaid Faceoff, U.S. Cellular, Verizon Wireless | No Comments
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With the massive number of prepaid MVNOs and carrier options, it’s sometimes hard to keep track of it all and even harder to compare and decide which company is the right one for you. So, every once in a while we’re going to go through and do a Face-off of two popular companies, comparing plans and services to help you better decide.
Today, we’ll look at US Cellular’s prepaid plans and Verizon’s prepaid plans. Both carriers are network carriers, which means that their speeds will be better than MVNOs, but prices will sometimes be higher.
Here’s how they compare:
Verizon Adds New $40 Prepaid Plan
February 26th, 2017 | Verizon Wireless | No Comments
Of the four main national network carriers, Verizon has traditionally been the one to care the least about its prepaid subscribers. However, it looks like that is slowly changing as Verizon recently unveiled a new $40 prepaid plan to its lineup. This plan is meant to aim at lower-data users and offers 2 GB of high speed data and unlimited throttled data after the high-speed allotment is used.
Verizon Offering Prepaid Service Through Exclusive Dealers
February 12th, 2017 | Verizon Wireless | No Comments
Out of all of the major network carriers, Verizon has always been the one that has cared about its prepaid division the least. The carrier has even gone so far as to say that prepaid isn’t where it makes its money and doesn’t need to be grown any. However, it seems like in the last few months the carrier has reversed its opinion and recently began offering prepaid plans through an exclusive dealer.
Verizon Launches First Prepaid Phone with HD Voice
January 19th, 2017 | Verizon Wireless | No Comments
It looks like Verizon Wireless is continuing its increased focus on its prepaid division— the company recently launched the first prepaid phone that will support HD Voice, a feature that was first introduced to Verizon prepaid in September of 2016.
Verizon Prepaid Expands Plan Options
December 5th, 2016 | Verizon Wireless | No Comments
Verizon has, historically ignored the prepaid segment. Of all of the four main network carriers, Verizon has the fewest MVNOs and, at least in the past, the most expensive plans. However, in the last year or so it looks like Verizon prepaid has finally started to see some improvements. Verizon announced recently that it would be adding two new plans to its lineup.
Prepaid Faceoff: MetroPCS vs. Verizon Prepaid
December 2nd, 2016 | MetroPCS, Prepaid Faceoff, Verizon Wireless | No Comments
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With the massive number of prepaid MVNOs and carrier options, it’s sometimes hard to keep track of it all and even harder to compare and decide which company is the right one for you. So, every once in a while we’re going to go through and do a Face-off of two popular companies, comparing plans and services to help you better decide.
Today, we’ll look at T-Mobile’s own MetroPCS and Verizon’s prepaid division. Surprisingly, Verizon seems to be heavier with the international features and includes data rollover, but MetroPCS has more options that can appeal to both the low and high data user.
Here’s how they compare:
Verizon Prepaid Offers Fewer Options
November 10th, 2016 | Verizon Wireless | No Comments
It looks like Verizon Wireless is continuing to focus on its prepaid portion of the company, as changes have been steadily made during the last half of this year. The most recent modification we have seen is the addition of HD Voice this past September.
Verizon Starting to Care About Prepaid
September 10th, 2016 | Verizon Wireless | No Comments
Verizon, one of the four main cell phone providers in the United States, is known for not giving the most effort to its prepaid services. The company tends to focus more so on its very profitable postpaid services. This year, it actually lost more than 175,000 prepaid users during just the first quarter. And, it seems as though Verizon has finally realized that it will have to make some improvements to retain what is left of its prepaid customer base.
Which Carrier Has the Best Coverage?
September 24th, 2015 | AT&T, FAQ, Network Carriers, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon Wireless | No Comments
Marketing is a pretty powerful thing and for your average customer, trying to decide which company and which network is best can be complicated. After all, they all boast that they have the “fastest” or “largest” or “most dependable” or even use “nationwide” in their advertisements. Easily the question I am asked the most–by people on both prepaid and postpaid plans–is, “Which network is the best?” And my answer is always the same: It’s complicated.
Verizon Stores May Refuse Moto X Pure Edition
September 17th, 2015 | Prepaid Phones, Verizon Wireless | 1 Comment
In my opinion, you can’t go wrong with the flagship killer Moto announced earlier this year. The Moto X Pure Edition 2015 started shipping recently and this flagship phone comes with some pretty nice hardware and a near stock Android experience in the software department. Better yet, it was marketed as being compatible with all networks and sold directly to consumers. In a very Sprint-like move, Verizon, however, doesn’t seem to be quite with the program.
Verizon Launches BYOD Program
August 27th, 2015 | Prepaid Phones, Verizon Wireless | 1 Comment
One of the most expensive parts of most phone plans is the actually the phone. Whether the price of your device was bundled with your postpaid contract, set up as monthly installments, or one giant lump sum at the beginning, phones are expensive. Verizon customers in the past had little to no options with phones: it was a Verizon phone or it didn’t work. Well, it looks like Verizon is finally loosening up its requirements.
HTC Desire 526, 626 Headed to Verizon
August 14th, 2015 | Prepaid Phones, Verizon Wireless | No Comments
HTC has announced that it will be bringing two new devices to Verizon in the next few weeks. The HTC Desire 626, which is also available via T-Mobile’s prepaid brand MetroPCS, is expected sometime in the coming weeks while the slightly toned-down 526 should be available at Verizon stores already.
Port to Verizon and Get Second Month Free
July 6th, 2015 | Verizon Wireless | No Comments
Out of the four carriers, Verizon probably cares about its prepaid the least. In fact, I can’t even remember the last time that we had any kind of real news about any changes to Verizon’s prepaid segment, and the company has by far the fewest MVNOs. Of course, when you have the biggest network in the country, I suppose you don’t really have to do as many promotions, right?
5 Best Verizon Prepaid Phones Under $100
June 5th, 2015 | Prepaid Phones, Verizon Wireless | No Comments
Verizon is one of those companies that I both love and hate. I deal with a lot of customer service reps from all different companies and with the exception of Tracfone, Verizon has some of the rudest and least helpful employees and media people I’ve ever encountered. It also has some of the highest prices. But, Verizon also has the best network. So what’s the solution? Well, prepaid, of course!
Prepaid plans are the cheapest way to go, and you can check our list of the Best Verizon prepaid MVNO plans to find one that’s right for you. But what about phones? Well, I went to Verizon’s website and found 5 of their most affordable phones that will give you all the functionality that you likely want without the sticker shock. Here are my top picks, in no particular order:
Best Verizon Prepaid MVNO Plans
June 2nd, 2015 | MVNO, Prepaid Services, Verizon Wireless | 4 Comments
Verizon has, undoubtedly, the best coverage in the United States with the largest nationwide network. However, it also boasts some of the highest prices for both prepaid and postpaid. A lot of people interested in taking advantage of Verizon’s coverage turn to Verizon MVNOs, but options are pretty limited.
If you’re looking to get on Verizon’s network but want to leave the high prices behind, we’ve gathered some of the best plan options available right now, depending on your needs (Updated 9/4/15):
Verizon Prepaid Adds Galaxy J1 to Lineup
May 29th, 2015 | Verizon Wireless | No Comments
Verizon Prepaid has added yet another phone to its lineup this week. The Samsung Galaxy J1 is a compact, entry-level device aimed at users who are more interested in smartphone value and Verizon’s 4G LTE network than impressive specs. This affordable device is the latest iteration riding the wave of the Galaxy’s line’s excellent reputation.
Here are some of the tech specs for the phone:
Verizon, Sprint Companies to Issue Refunds
May 19th, 2015 | Boost Mobile, Consumer Issues, Sprint, Verizon Wireless, Virgin Mobile | No Comments
Verizon and Sprint and their assorted companies (including Boost Mobile, Virgin Mobile, Sprint Prepaid and Assurance Wireless) have been ordered to provide a refund to customers who were charged for premium SMS messages without proper notice or consent. The FCC, state attorneys general and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau have charged the companies a total of $120 million.
Verizon Adds LG Lancet to Windows Phone Collection
May 18th, 2015 | Prepaid Phones, Verizon Wireless | No Comments
It’s no secret that Verizon doesn’t really seem to care all that much for Windows phones. Regardless, the red giant has announced that it has added a new phone its prepaid and postpaid customers this week. One of only three Windows device Verizon offers, the LG Lancet is a budget phone that aims to make you feel like you’re using a much better device than you actually are. Similar to the HTC One M8 Windows version, the LG Lancet has a more professional look to it than most Lumia devices, despite being a cheery blue color.
Verizon Offers Bonus Data with Autopay
May 3rd, 2015 | Verizon Wireless | No Comments
A lot of MNOs and MVNOs offer some form of auto pay for their prepay customers, and there are a lot of reasons why signing up for auto pay is good for both you and the company. Not only do you no longer have to worry about remembering to top up at the beginning of your cycle, but many companies also offer some kind of incentive to their prepay auto pay customers. And, as of today, you can add Verizon to that list.
Verizon Prepaid to Carry Moto E 2nd Gen
March 13th, 2015 | Verizon Wireless | No Comments
Verizon prepaid has joined Cricket, Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile in announcing that it, too, will be carrying the LTE-enabled, second generation Moto E. This smart little device will be sold in Verizon stores for $100, and while the device is definitely an entry-level phone, it does have some pretty decent specs and prices.
All Verizon iPhone 4s Now Unlocked
March 2nd, 2015 | iPhone, Verizon Wireless | 3 Comments
If you have an iPhone 4s through Verizon, then I have great news for you: it’s now unlocked to be used on US and international GSM networks. You don’t have to call customer service and get lost in the black hole of Verizon holding music–it’s all been done automatically.
Verizon Adds $60 Prepaid Plan
February 20th, 2015 | Verizon Wireless | 2 Comments
Of the four main carriers, Verizon has always been the last one to bother with the prepaid segment and I doubt most people even remember that it HAS one. But, regardless, they do still offer prepaid and starting March 1, Verizon is attempting to make their prepaid smartphone and feature phones a little more lucrative. I can’t say I’m impressed with it, myself, but you can decide for yourself.
5 Best Affordable Verizon Prepaid Phones
January 30th, 2015 | Verizon Wireless | No Comments
Verizon Wireless is, without a doubt, the largest wireless provider in the country and, interestingly enough, has the fewest MVNOs and the most obscure prepaid segment of the other tier one carriers. Like other carriers, Verizon does allow for activation of compatible CDMA phones but if you’re looking for a good affordable new phone priced at $200 or less, then check out these top five picks:
Verizon Adds Data to Prepaid Plans
January 21st, 2015 | Verizon Wireless | No Comments
Verizon Wireless has never spent all that much time or energy on its prepaid market, presumably because with the strength of its network most proceeds come out of the postpaid segment. Out of the four tier one carriers, Verizon undoubtedly has the simplest plan set up, the fewest number of MVNOs and no interest in the ongoing price and data war until now.
Verizon Prepaid Promotions
December 30th, 2014 | Verizon Wireless | No Comments
The sales and deals that you can get throughout the end of November and pretty much all of December are not only pretty much amazing, but they are also almost over. However, Verizon will be running a deal at least through the end of the year that could land pay-as-you-go and prepaid customers a pretty sweet deal.
Verizon Debuts International Add-On for Prepaid
November 25th, 2014 | Verizon Wireless | No Comments
Today is apparently the day for Verizon prepaid news. In addition to the debut of the new LG Transpyre on Verizon’s prepaid network, Verizon has also launched a new plan aimed at those with loved ones abroad during the holiday season. Verizon’s new Mexico and Canada Plan for Prepaid is a little deceiving, as it isn’t actually a plan–it’s more of an add-on.
Verizon Adds LG Transpyre to Prepaid Lineup
November 25th, 2014 | Verizon Wireless | No Comments
Out of the four main postpaid carrier giants, Verizon Wireless tends to spend less time on their prepaid division than pretty much all of the others combined. They have by far the fewest MVNOs (not even in the double digits), and the bulk of their money is in postpaid.
Verizon Gives Goodies on Connection Day
November 13th, 2014 | Verizon Wireless | No Comments
Verizon Wireless has dubbed the day before Thanksgiving, when millions of people travel for the holiday, “Connection Day” and has announced several freebies available for all wireless customers, regardless of carrier. Verizon Wireless customers, however, can qualify for a few additional goodies o November 26.
Freebies include:
Verizon, AT&T Cooperate on VoLTE
November 5th, 2014 | AT&T, Verizon Wireless | No Comments
You might remember a couple of months ago, we talked about AT&T doing research on cross-carrier VoLTE calls and speculated that there would be more than a few issues to work out before it would work. However, it appears that AT&T and Verizon are determined to tackle the problem together, and have joined in a brief partnership to make cross-carrier VoLTE a reality. T-Mobile, the other carrier to support VoLTE, doesn’t seem to be included at the moment although both Verizon and AT&T stated that they would be willing to work with other carriers in the future.
Verizon VoLTE Available on 2 Phones
September 17th, 2014 | Verizon Wireless | No Comments
VoLTE or Voice Over LTE service has been all the rage, and T-Mobile and AT&T already have their networks up and running. You might remember we heard rumors that Verizon was going to launch VoLTE. Well, it’s finally here. Verizon announced the rollout of their VoLTE service today, but it will only be available for customers on the Samsung Galaxy S5 and LG G2 phones. The carrier has promised to add more phones soon, but didn’t give any other specifics.
Verizon MVNO Coverage Maps Compared
September 12th, 2014 | MVNO, Network Carriers, Verizon Wireless | 2 Comments
While most MVNOs share the prepaid network of their primary carrier, some of them skimp on coverage to cut costs, and very few of them offer roaming in areas with no network.
Out of curiousity, I went through all the main Verizon MVNOs and gathered up their coverage maps for a comparison. I must say, I was a little surprised at some of these–especially Red Pocket–and I think I might go through the other MVNOs with other carriers as well. Look for that in the coming weeks!
For now, here are the Verizon MVNO maps:
4G LTE Coming to Page Plus in Oct.
September 10th, 2014 | MVNO, Page Plus, Verizon Wireless | No Comments
Page Plus has been saying that they would be getting 4G LTE services ‘soon’ for months. So much so, that we haven’t even really covered it much because I hadn’t seen any really valid evidence that it would be coming anytime in the future. However, Prepaid Phone News has posted a notice from Page Plus Cellular to their dealers stating that LTE will be available this October. Although the official announcement is lengthy and about half of it says that they don’t have all the details available, the announcement is quite exciting.
Verizon, FCC Settle Privacy Investigation
September 3rd, 2014 | Verizon Wireless | No CommentsThe Federal Communication Commission has closed their investigation of Verizon’s use of personal consumer information for marketing purposes with a settlement of $7.4 million dollars. In addition to the fee, Verizon has also agreed to include opt-out notices on all customer bills for the next three years to help remedy the issue. Seems like a bit of a slap on the wrist for such a huge company, but maybe that’s just me.
Verizon Rebrands Droid Razr M as Motorola Luge
August 28th, 2014 | Prepaid Phones, Verizon Wireless | No Comments
Since Monday the smartphone community has been abuzz with leaks of Verizon’s new 4G LTE-ready prepaid phone, the Motorola Luge. Aside from the rather odd name, something that caught everyone’s attention is the familiar design. And it should look familiar–it’s pretty much exactly the same as the Droid Razr M released in 2012, but with a few updated specs.
Verizon to launch VoLTE Soon
August 27th, 2014 | Verizon Wireless | No Comments
It appears that Verizon’s VoLTE (or voice over LTE) service might be launching nationwide before the end of the year, and, while the service looks pretty cool, Verizon has been extremely shy about nailing down any specifics about when we will get it. Fierce Wireless reported that Verizon has been talking about VoLTE services for more than two years. Yikes. Makes me wonder what kind of technical problems they are having to fix and whether or not the service is going to be reliable when it finally DOES launch.
Verizon MVNOs Rumored to Get LTE
August 21st, 2014 | MVNO, Prepaid Services, Verizon Wireless | No CommentsWhile nothing has been officially announced, Android Headlines has posted a rumor that Verizon might be expanding their LTE network to some of their MVNOs in the future. Currently, MVNOs on the Verizon network are limited to 3G and the coverage isn’t quite as fast or reliable as what Verizon postpaid customers enjoy. But, with two other smaller carriers expanding their LTE network to MVNOs, Verizon might not have much of a choice.
Verizon Prepaid Supports LTE Phones
August 18th, 2014 | Prepaid Phones, Verizon Wireless | No Comments
In case you missed it, Verizon has expanded their Allset prepaid plans to be compatible with 4G LTE phones like the Samsung Galaxy S4 and 5, LG Lucid 3, LG G2, Apple iPhone 5, Motorola Moto X, HTC One and more. All phones purchased through Verizon Wireless have overnight shipping for free. If you are looking for one of the high-quality phones, Verizon has a pretty good selection of refurbished phones for a lot less than the normal market price.
Verizon LTE Network For Prepaid
August 5th, 2014 | Prepaid Services, Verizon Wireless | No Comments
If you hadn’t heard, Verizon has officially launched their LTE data service availability for prepaid customers. The service will be available for their AllSet prepaid plans, with plans featuring unlimited voice and text and 500 MB of data starting at $45 per month. Of course, other mobile carriers have offered LTE services for prepaid customers for several years but it’s nice to see Verizon is finally hopping onboard and no longer limiting prepaid phones to their 3G network.
Verizon’s Prepaid Sim Card Plans
March 23rd, 2014 | Verizon Wireless | No CommentsLike many cell phone companies, Verizon has expanded its range of services to include a variety of prepaid plan options. More and more customers are finding that a prepaid phone plan is much more conducive to their needs and desires concerning a phone service. And, flagship cell phone companies like Verizon has responded to this desire with plans to fit different needs and budgets. One of the most popular prepaid options is the use of a prepaid SIM card that can be loaded with credits or “minutes” to be used on a device compatible with the SIM card.
Walmart Prepaid Verizon Phone Options
March 17th, 2014 | Verizon Wireless | No CommentsThere are two prepaid Verizon phones available at Walmart online. The phones that are offered, only get service in select areas. Walmart asks that you put in your zip code before looking into purchasing the phone, this is to ensure that the phone will be able to get service if you buy it. Prepaid phone cards need to be purchased in order to add talk/broadband minutes to the phone. There are particular prepaid cards that can be used with each phone. There is an activation fee that is assessed when the phone is purchased at Walmart, but depending upon the sale that is currently running, the activation fee may be waived.
Verizon Prepaid Smartphones Options
February 20th, 2014 | Verizon Wireless | No CommentsA lot of people are starting to opt out of paying contracts for their cell phone service. Cell phone contracts are getting increasingly expensive; people are also having a much harder time committing to the same phone for two whole years.
Reviews of Verizon Mobile Virtual Network Operators
February 17th, 2014 | Verizon Wireless | No CommentsVerizon is an American broadband and telecommunications company based in New York City. The company has a number of mobile virtual network operators to deliver their services efficiently. Mobile virtual network operators provide mobile airtime, data services and messaging from one of the major operators and they usually offer such services at a lower price.
Walmart Verizon Phone Options
February 10th, 2014 | Verizon Wireless, Walmart Family Mobile | No Comments
Walmart has twenty five Verizon contract phone offerings. These phones cover a range of prices and features. The least expensive cost option is .01 cent for a LG Enact phone to a more expensive 269.99 Droid Maxx phone. All phones are standard with the Android operating system or a proprietary company operating system. Some of these proprietary systems are based on Android so will have similar functionality. Of the Android phones, two use the Ice Cream Sandwich version of the operating system, others the Jelly Bean version.
Verizon prepaid adds LG Optimus Exceed and Optimus Zone
June 7th, 2013 | Verizon Wireless | No Comments
Pictured above is the LG Optimus Exceed, one of two new Optimus that Verizon prepaid just added to its smartphone lineup. The Exceed is pretty standard, featuring a 4-inch display with Gorilla Glass, a dual-core 1.2GHz processor, and a 5-megapixel camera with 1080p video capture. Essentially this is last year’s mid-range option, which still isn’t all that bad. The price is right, too, at $129.99 with no contract. The other smartphone, the Optimus Zone, costs only $79.99, but is hardly worth discussing because it still runs Android 2.3 Gingerbread. There might be a $50 difference in price, but the difference in performance is astronomical. Both are available on Verizon’s website.
Via Phone Scoop.
Verizon: 3G is for prepaid
May 31st, 2013 | Verizon Wireless | 1 CommentThe strategy became readily apparent last summer when Verizon prepaid began offering a 3G smartphone plan. It was a rudimentary offering at first, overpriced and with few handset selections. Since then it has expanded, and in a year it went from offering 1GB of data for $80 per month to offering 2GB of data for $60 or 4GB for $70. Since LTE services are not offered on prepaid, it appeared that Verizon was aiming to keep its existing 3G CDMA network profitable by populating it with prepaid users, while using LTE for higher-ARPU postpaid customers. Yesterday CFO Fran Shammo confirmed the company’s plans. So if you’re on Verizon prepaid, don’t expect to use an LTE phone any time soon.
Via FierceWireless.
Verizon again increases data allotment for prepaid plans
May 17th, 2013 | Verizon Wireless | 1 CommentIt appears that the nation’s largest carrier understands the opportunities in prepaid. For the past year or so Verizon prepaid has made many moves that cater to a prepaid crowd. While their efforts started off as typically overpriced big carrier offerings, they’ve wizened up and started offering more data and more plans. Their latest move adds even more data to their prepaid smartphone plans. The $60 smartphone plan now gets 2GB of data monthly, up from 500MB. The $70 plan now gets 4GB, up form 2GB. Remember, these smartphone plans work only on 3G EVDO and not Verizon’s 4G LTE network. These plans will be available to consumers on June 6th.
Via FierceWireless.
Verizon intensifies prepaid competition with $35 plan
April 11th, 2013 | Verizon Wireless | 2 CommentsIt appears Verizon prepaid wants to compete on a higher level. In the past they have offered plans that haven’t quite matched those of other prepaid carriers, including those carriers that rent space on Verizon’s network. Tomorrow that will change when Big Red unveils a $35 prepaid plan. It includes unlimited web and texting, plus 500 minutes. Like the $50 unlimited prepaid plan, this new one will only work with certain feature phones: LG Cosmos 2, Samsung Gusto 2, Samsung Intensity III, and the LG Extravert. With name value behind the plan, Verizon could pick up some customers who have been averse to offerings from lesser known carriers such as Straight Talk. THe plan will be available tomorrow at Verizon’s website.
Via FierceWireless.