Back in April, AT&T kicked off a double data offer for their $50 prepaid plan that jumped the data from 8GB per month to 16GB. With autopay, that plan’s price drops to $40, making it one heck of a wireless deal. A month after AT&T started offering that promo, Verizon entered with its own double data deal that also gave its 8GB plan a boost to 16GB. Verizon’s plan costs $45/mo with autopay.
I don’t know why (and I’m not complaining), but both are still offering these deals. AT&T’s promo runs through early July, while Verizon won’t give us an ending date. I’d say that Verizon’s will probably end around the time AT&T’s does. (UPDATE: A source tells us that Verizon’s promo runs into October. You’ve got some time.)
Should you sign-up for either of these plans? Umm, yeah, they are both really good deals.
Verizon’s prepaid gets you 16GB of high-speed data, unlimited talk and text, calling to Mexico and Canada, and hotspot at 4G speeds. Just be aware that video streaming over mobile is throttled to 480p (DVD).
AT&T’s prepaid has even more features, with 16GB of high-speed data, unlimited talk and text, unlimited talk, text, and data use in Mexico and Canada, up to 1080p video streams, Rollover Data, and hotspot.
This post was last modified on June 20, 2019 9:34 am