Verizon prepaid plans

Verizon prepaid plans keep the AutoPay price and the first-month price apart. The 15GB plan is $35 a month with AutoPay and $45 the first month. Unlimited is $50 a month with AutoPay and $60 the first month. Unlimited Plus is $60 a month with AutoPay and $70 the first month. Additional taxes and fees may apply.

What happens after the gigabytes

The 15GB plan drops to 2G speeds for the rest of the month once the high-speed data is used. Unlimited Plus includes 50GB of 5G and 4G LTE premium data per month. In times of congestion, smartphone and hotspot data may be temporarily slower after that 50GB. A separate Talk and Text plan is limited to 2G data. That plan is not the 15GB line.

Mexico, Canada, and one named country

All plans on the page include Mexico and Canada talk, text, and data. Unlimited Plus also lists Global Choice for 1 country a month. The FAQ attaches Global Choice to the $70 Unlimited Plus plan: unlimited calls to one country a month, plus discounted rates to 220 or more countries. The $60 AutoPay price and that $70 FAQ line are not the same cell.

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Questions

Which price is the renewal?

For one line, use the AutoPay figure after the first month: $35, $50, or $60. The first-month figures are $45, $60, and $70.

Does Unlimited Plus include a call to India?

The page includes Mexico and Canada on all plans, and Global Choice for one country a month on Unlimited Plus. It does not name India in those lines.