Verizon wireless customers interested in signing a one-year contract with company have until the end of the week to do so. On April 17, the one-year contract will be eliminated from the company’s list of options.
Those customers on a one-year contract before Sunday’s deadline will be grandfathered in.
Rest assured, the month-to-month plan will remain available to those customers who want no contract. In fact, Verizon may beef up the month-to-month plan by offering unlimited talk and text for only $50.
Currently, Verizon is the number one wireless carrier in the United States.
The pending AT&T/T-Mobile USA merger may be the cause for Verizon’s sudden policy changes. Once the merger is approved, Verizon will find itself second to AT&T by around 27 million customers.
Verizon is simply planning ahead and trying to hold to as many customers as they can for as long as possible.
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Hold on to as many customers as they can? More like lose as many customers as they can! I can’t go 20 months with the same phone with the technology nowadays. This is BS. Once this one year with the Tbolt is over, I’m going ATT to the newest Iphone..