Re: So expensive

Nicholas Remondelli wrote:
Unlimited data plans with any voice plan is ridiculously expensive. Will plans ever be afordable to the consumer and not just the business world?


This is exactly the reason I ended up leaving Verizon. Just yesterday, in fact.

If you're willing to go with Sprint, they do have an unlimited phone-as modem-plan at a promotional price of $39.99/month, with a voice plan. that's a bout $20 less than the Verizon offering.


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