As is always the case with "free" device deals from carriers, it's not really free outright. You'll have to pay for the devices, but you'll get paid back over the course of 36 months in monthly installments (you can find the here). But if you were going to buy any of these devices anyway, this is still a great deal in terms of being paid back over time.
If you've been considering upgrading your internet service, now is the perfect time because Verizon is offering a major holiday deal. When you sign up for the company's at $60 a month, you'll receive a free 43-inch Samsung Class Q7F QLED 4K TV, a bonus valued at $400. Additionally, Verizon is including a five-year price lock guarantee, meaning your monthly bill will stay at $60 for the next five years with no surprise increases.
Also: The new plan provides unlimited data and download speeds of up to 25 Mbps (the company says it's usually 10-25 Mbps), which isn't exactly fast but should be enough for most basic online tasks, including streaming. After the first 150 GB of data usage each month, though, Verizon warns, your speeds will slow to 10 Mbps. Verizon says you'll get a free router when you sign up for "simple, out-of-the-box self-setup."
In a new "Switch to Verizon" promo, the carrier is inviting customers from its two major rivals to present their latest mobile phone bill information, either in-store or online. In response, Verizon claims that it will find a comparable plan at a cheaper price. If you want to try this in-store, the website will point you to nearby locations. If you go the online route, Verizon will ask for all the details of your current plan and then see if it can undercut the price.
From my view, Verizon has struggled to articulate a clear strategy around market positioning, branding, and pricing, sticking too long to messaging that produced success when it was clearly the best network in the industry.
September has a habit of making investors glance twice at their statements. The post-summer calm often gives way to choppy price swings, and this year, it's increasingly tempting to seek refuge in dividend stocks. These stocks have outperformed during previous rate cut environments, and if they are blue chips, it makes them even more attractive. Long-term Treasuries currently yield a hair below 5%. Bonds are considered to be risk-free, so many don't bother entering the equity market for the extra yield.
The malicious actor's offer to sell a database allegedly containing records on 61 million Verizon customers highlights the ongoing risks of data breaches and personal information exposure.
Verizon's 25-year journey showcases how groundbreaking innovations can reshape an entire industry, with particular emphasis on their leadership in 5G technology and bold future vision.
"Evolved Mobility for Messaging helps mobile network operators overcome interoperability challenges when integrating with non-terrestrial networks like Skylo," explained Andrew Davies, chief executive officer of Syniverse.
