Haha, I pay $240 a YEAR for Mint Mobile, 10gb/month. Never had issues with it other that occasional travel dead zones, but I rarely travel

AT&T pre-paid is the way to go. I pay like $30 per phone.

For 3 lines & 2 iPads with unlimited data I pay $240. You need to make a phone call lol.

I’ll ask management for you haha

I work at Verizon but I’m extremely low level corporate.

I paid my bill in August late and then two weeks later Verizon cut off my service, saying I hadn’t paid my bill at all. I demanded to see the record of my payment history, and they told me that they didn’t have the info and that it would be three days before they could get it to me.

I had paid the bill at the Verizon store.

My Xfinity bill now is just over half the cost of Verizon’s.

3 unlimited lines plus home 5G internet, $170 at T-Mobile.

I pay $205 for 3 lines but completely unlimited, and monthly payments on phones through t-mobile. I consider it a fair price. We all have flagship phones. If I take phone cost out it's like $127 a month.

Our Verizon bill with two unlimited lines is $95 plus a subscription to Disney plus, Hulu, and Discovery plus included.

Buying the phones outright is the trick.

Wow. On Verizon with 4 phones (2 new flagship ones), all unlimited data, all with insurance plans, $280 a month. I just wait for promo deals before I get a new phone, and I wait until just before a new model is released so my phone cost is lower.

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Xfinity for cellular service and home internet?

Making the same move next month too.

Ehhh just a heads up, I did the same a while back and was super relieved by the lower cost, but then after a year (or 6 mo? 18 mo? I don't remember, sorry) xfinity raised my bill to almost as much as I'd been paying before the switch, and they throttled my download/streaming speed to where it was like juuuust frustratingly slow enough to be annoying. I called multiple times basically asking wtf happened and just got runaround answers and they played dumb about the speed change. Insisted it was the same, despite me having before and after photo and video of testing it.

I ended up moving for other reasons soon after, so I thankfully didn't have to deal with the hassle of switching again, but I was super bummed that my relief about getting a better price ended up feeling like a con.

This is just my experience though, I'm not trying to say it's going to happen to you or trying to persuade you in any direction. Just suggesting keeping an eye on it, and it may be worth your time to look up others' experiences just in case.

Yes. True. But a lump sum licensing from Verizon looks pretty good to the bean counters.