Verizon is restructuring its mobile plans to provide customers with the flexibility to choose only the perks they actually plan to use — and save money in the process.
Related Verizon One was the first step down a road that could have made things even more chaotic and confusing. Thankfully, the company realized this and decided it was time to untangle things. On top of the base plan, customers can then choose one or more add-ons “à la carte.” All of these are currently priced at $10 per month and include discounted media bundles, TravelPass, cloud storage, or even a Walmart+ membership.
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