Verizon Communications companies are rolling out new perks and offers after recent price hikes sparked complaints from subscribers. Verizon’s Unlimited Ultimate plan, which comes with a three-year price lock guarantee, went up $5 on May 7.
The price increase comes after the wireless giant announced expanded incentives for its myPlan and myHome plans. Incentives include loyalty rewards, device upgrade offers and discounts on connected services.
It comes after the operator lost more than 2.25 million customers in the past three years and continued to change its phone tariffs.
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Verizon is making several major price changes in 2025, which isn’t a happy change for its customers. In February of that year, Verizon raised fees for users with myPlan and New Verizon Plan accounts.
Most recently, Verizon said in March that it would raise its monthly charges. Netflix and HBO Max Streaming plans range from $10 to $13. The measure takes effect on May 6.
According to Droid Life, Verizon has now cautiously increased the price of its Unlimited Ultimate plan.
Before the price increase, this plan cost $80 per month for a single line. The monthly fee will now increase by $5 effective May 7, regardless of the number of lines on an account under the plan.
Unlimited Ultimate includes a three-year price lock. However, according to the fine print, this commitment only applies to the “then-current base monthly rate” that Verizon charges when consumers join the plan.
“Our continued increase in the number of new accounts and the increase in the number of lines per account, or Verizon’s percentage of new accounts, is a leading indicator of where our account numbers are headed next,” Verizon CEO Dan Schulman said.
He added, “But we’re also very focused on increasing revenue per route. We’re no longer giving away routes for free.”
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According to its website, the carrier’s $40 activation fee is waived for consumers who add a new device line or bring their own device to the Unlimited Welcome, Unlimited Plus or Unlimited Ultimate plans.
Users will still have to pay the activation fee at checkout, but Verizon will refund the $40 activation price as a one-time bill credit within one to two billing cycles, the Wall Street Journal reported.
Verizon is also offering a $100 Verizon e-gift card with no activation fee to consumers who purchase a new smartphone and add a new product line to its three Unlimited plans.
Customers who add a new line online are the only ones eligible for this offer.
“Customers who subscribe to our new Unlimited Ultimate plan will have access to two new features – Identity Secure and Verizon Family Plus – for just $5 per month for an additional $15 in added value,” Verizon said in a statement.
Customers must make a redemption request within 60 days of order placement to be eligible for this online-only offer. The gift card will be emailed to them within eight weeks.
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