A New Verizon price hike is here
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A new Verizon price hike is here: Who's affected and by how much?
Verizon users are about to see a price hike. Here’s when and how much more they will pay
According to CNET, the customers who are going to be hit are those who are using the no-long-available New Verizon Plan options as well as those who have five or more lines. The site said that the increases are slated to take place in February.
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Rumored price hike could affect certain Verizon family plans
A price hike is coming for folks with five or more lines on current plans and those still holding on to venerable plans no longer offered.
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