Get 2GB of free monthly LTE for life when you activate/upgrade a phone on Verizon's larger plans
Back in December, Verizon kicked off a promotion that allowed subscribers on the XL and XXL plans to get 2GB of extra LTE data per month by upgrading their phones or activating a new line. The original campaign ended in mid-January, but Verizon has just brought it back for a limited time.
The same rules apply as back in December-January. New or existing customers have to activate or upgrade a phone on Verizon's equipment installment plan and subscribe to Verizon's XL or XXL plans, and the carrier will upgrade the monthly data quota by 2GB per line. The bonus can be obtained for up to ten lines and can be shared among devices, which makes this a tempting offer for families.
Verizon's XL $80 plan usually packs 12GB of high-speed LTE data, but the quota is raised to 14GB per line through the new campaign. Likewise, Verizon's $100 XXL plan will contain 20GB, up from 18GB without the bonus. Customers who get a lock on this offer will retain the LTE data bonus of 2GB per month for as long as they remain active on their existing plan or upgrade to a pricier one.
The same rules apply as back in December-January. New or existing customers have to activate or upgrade a phone on Verizon's equipment installment plan and subscribe to Verizon's XL or XXL plans, and the carrier will upgrade the monthly data quota by 2GB per line. The bonus can be obtained for up to ten lines and can be shared among devices, which makes this a tempting offer for families.
Note that this offers stacks on top of Verizon's existing campaign to promote carrier switching, one that can grant customers up to $650 to switch. Verizon will also throw in free video streaming through its own g90 video platform, a service that is available only to Verizon's postpaid subscribers.
If you're tempted by Verizon's new offer, make sure to check out our detailed Verizon vs AT&T vs T-Mobile vs Sprint guide, where you'll be able to learn more about how the largest carriers in the US stack up aginst each other.
source: Verizon
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