Verizon is raising prices for customers with multiple lines and older plans

Two weeks after the new year Verizon It plans to raise prices on some of its plans. Those affected include select plans with five or more lines as well as those still using new Verizon plan options that are no longer available.

While these price increases may not affect the majority Verizon users, it still reduces affordability for customers who are trying to keep prices low. In February, customers with existing myPlan accounts who have five or more lines will see a monthly increase of $3 per line on their bill starting February 20. Robot life Reported for the first time.

Also, customers who are locked into a new Verizon plan that is no longer available in any of the S, M, L, XL and XXL tiers will see their individual phone line prices rise by $4 per line per month. Those with multiple phone line accounts will have their rates rise by $15 per month, while excess data fees will also rise from $15 to $20 per gigabyte, according to a new report. Verizon support page.

“We can confirm that we have adjusted prices on some mobile plans for select customers,” the carrier said in a statement. “Verizon is committed to delivering unparalleled network reliability and the experiences and choices our customers love and expect. These pricing adjustments allow us to continue to deliver world-class products and services to our customers, with a focus on ultra-reliable connectivity.”

I had Verizon Increase one of the additional monthly feesadministrative fees and carrier recovery fees, increased by 20 cents per line last month, to $3.50 per voice line for phones, or $1.60 per data line for tablets and hotspots.

Carriers raised prices for various plans and fees last year. In January 2024, AT&T Its unlimited plans increased by 99 cents per linefollowed by Verizon is raising prices on some older unlimited plans In March and T-Mobile rates increase on older plans In June. Two recent attempts from Verizon and T-Mobile involved sending messages to incentivize those with older plans to upgrade to currently available plans.

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