Verizon is rumored to introduce new « myPlan » Unlimited data plans that would force subscribers to pay for perks that they currently get for free.
That sound Verizon executives hear coming up fast behind them? That’s T-Mobile. The nation’s second-largest wireless provider reported 538,000 net new postpaid phone subscribers for the first quarter. That was more than AT&T and Verizon combined. But don’t blame the former as AT&T had 424,000 net new subscribers in this all-important category during Q1 while Verizon lost 127,000 subscribers.
And recently T-Mobile shook things up with its new Go5G plans which allow new and existing customers to upgrade to a new phone every two years instead of every three years as is the industry standard these days. But there is some rumbling per The Mobile Report that Verizon, still the leading wireless carrier in the U.S., will introduce new options for subscribers under the name « myPlan. » Options will reportedly include Unlimited Welcome and Unlimited Plus.
