Verizon begins offering 25MB and unlimited pre-paid data plans

by Tyler Cunningham
tagged pre-paid data, unlimited data, Verizon

Verizon announced today that they will begin offering unlimited and 25MB pre-paid plans, priced at $30 and $10, respectively. The overage charge on the 25MB plan will be $0.20, so users of this plan best be careful they stay within their bandwidth limits.

You can visit your local brick and mortar store today to purchase one of these plans, but they be available online until September 28th.

[via MobileCrunch]

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