How Do I Get Verizon Wireless to Lower My Monthly Rate?

Saving money is always important, it shows that you're responsible with your income and want to get the most out of it. One way to get the most is to check your spending and make sure you're not overpaying for a service you use. Enter Verizon Wireless, a wireless mobile company in existence since 2000, that offers great deals on Unlimited and prepaid plans. This guide will discuss them to help you find out if you're on the wrong plan.

Verizon Plans At a Glance

Since Verizon has been around for 20 years and counting, it makes sense that they innovate in as many ways as possible. Today, that includes all of the plans allowing access to the company's national 5G network on 5G-capable devices, and all of the prepaid plans include mobile hotspots. Plus, the prepaid plans come with loyalty discounts starting on the 4th month. For example, the prepaid plans start at $40 for unlimited talk and text and 5 GB of data. This would drop to $35 a month on the 4th month and then on month 10 your cost would be $25. If you enroll in autopay, you would see this discount as soon as the 2nd month. $50 would get you the same unlimited prepaid plan with 15 GB of data and talk to Canada and Mexico. The same loyalty discount would bring your monthly rate down to $35. As you can see, getting a plan that isn't too big and taking advantage of a discount can go a long way to save you money.

Verizon's Unlimited plans are much more expensive unless you need multiple lines. One line of service starts at $70 per month for 5G nationwide and 4G LTE data, with the highest plan costing $90 per month. With the multi-line discount, you pay $60 for 2 lines and $45 for 3 lines. Please note that these plans do come with extras like 6 months of free streaming with Disney+, Hulu, and Apple Music that are not found with the prepaid plans. Some people might need Unlimited Plans, which in turn can help save money on the streaming services, but there's no reason to purchase a plan if the perks are going to waste. It's all based on what you expect and want from your plan. If you need help finding the best plan for your needs, please call Verizon Wireless customer service for help.