Verizon's new Cheapest Prepaid Plan

• Verizon has declared a new 500MB prepaid plan for $30 each month.
• Big Red also lowered the price of its current unlimited prepaid plan and introduced Portable Pass for prepaid consumers.
• The new 500MB plan and discounted unlimited plan are existing beginning February 20.

 Verizon declared alterations to its prepaid line-up that contain a new prepaid plan, a price cut to an current one, and an choice for peoples who like to travel.

First up is the fresh prepaid plan that contains 500MB of data for $30 each month. The plan joins the current 3 GB for $40, 7 GB for $50, 10 GB for $60, and unlimited data for $75 options.

Respectively Verizon prepaid plan, including the new 500MB plan, includes unlimited talk and text in the US, the ability to carry over idle data from one month to the next, mobile hotspot, and unlimited texting to over 200 countries. Speeds regulate to 128 kbps once your high-speed data allowance for the month goes dry.

If 500 MB of data each month will not change it, Verizon’s unlimited prepaid plan determination drop to $75 each month. The plan will too gain access to mobile hotspot, still you are covered at 3G speeds.

Finally, prepaid consumers can now purchase Verizon’s Portable Pass. This lets you contact your plan when you call also Canada or Mexico for $5 each day. Consumers can add Portable Pass in the My Verizon app already they head out.

The new 500 MB plan and inexpensive unlimited plan are existing starting February 20. The new plan might be a solid retail, since you can get 3 GB of data for an extra $10 each month. Still, it gives folks another option if they want to comfort others into the world of smartphones