Verizon’s Unlimited Plan 2017

Verizon’s unlimited plan

Unlimited data on the Verizon network has arrived. For the first time, Verizon is offering an introductory plan that gives you unlimited data on your smartphone and tablet on the best 4G LTE network in the country. The unlimited plan you want on the network you deserve Verizon Unlimited.

Competition is a wonderful thing. Verizon and the other major US wireless carriers basically abandoned the idea of unlimited mobile data around the time that Android and smartphones in general started surging in the market, finding it was much easier to get money out of customers by shoveling them into tiered service. But since T-Mobile, Sprint, and even AT&T have reintroduced unlimited data in various flavors, customers have danced in their little cotton socks, happily paying a premium for the luxury of not having to think about their data allotments. It seems like someone at Verizon finally got the message: the company will start offering unlimited data plans once again starting tomorrow.

Company vice president Ronan Dunne directly explains Verizon's reasoning, claiming that they've been working "quietly but tirelessly behind the scenes to deliver exactly what you've asked for." Much of the rest of the video is a collection of promotional messages explaining why now is the right time to offer unlimited data, as opposed to the last five and a half when Verizon has been almost hostile towards competing unlimited plans and its own grandfathered unlimited customers.