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Sep

27

2011

Sprint is staying with unlimited plans and will launch LTE network in early 2012

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by Robert Nazarian
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Everyone is wondering when Sprint is going to drop their unlimited data plans, but don’t look for any changes now. Sprint Chief Technology Officer Stephen Bye says there are no plans to change anything. “There’s clearly a cost to support unlimited,” Bye said, but added that not every unlimited subscriber is a high data user [...]

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Jun

21

2011

Unlimited data officially dies at Verizon Wireless on July 7th

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by Robert Nazarian
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A lot of people are going to be upset, but at the same time, no one can be surprised. For a long time Verizon Wireless customers have been paying $30 for unlimited 3G and 4G data. On July 7th this will all end and it has been confirmed by Verizon.Verizon spokeswoman Brenda Raney said that [...]

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Oct

29

2010

Verizon rolls out tiered data, testing out free carrier independent mobile-to-mobile calling plans

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by Dustin Karnes
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We’ve bee hearing a lot from Verizon lately, especially about the fact that they’re thinking of tiering their data plans. Well, plan no more, as Verizon is now rolling it out. According to Engadget, VZW brought their new tiered data pricing into the ring yesterday, with options at: $29.99 / month – unlimited $14.99 / [...]

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Sep

23

2010

Verizon to start tiered data plans in 4 to 6 months

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by Dustin Karnes
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It was inevitable, I suppose. Awhile back, after AT&T started in with the price tiering and data capping, Verizon made mention that they thought it might not be such a bad idea to follow suit. Looks like they’re keeping good on those ideals, as the Wall Street Journal is reporting that Big Red is going [...]

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