$30 for the first month.
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Total Wireless: Bring Your Own Device, Get Total MAX 5G BYO Unlimited Plan
$20/Month ($30 1st Month)
w/ Auto Pay + Keep Your Numberat Total Wireless
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Visible +pro annual plan for $225 has the same unlimited priority data, but also gives you unlimited hotspot at 15 mbps, a drastic improvement. Also, Apple Watch line is also included. It also works out to be a bit cheaper per month roughly $18.75 instead of the $20/month for total.
Visible also has a 25% statement credit off with some chase cards, with a max discount of $15. If you stack that with a $20 referral code from a current customer, you can get a $35 off the annual plan so it'll only be $190 for the year, or just under $16/month net.
Hard to beat that unless verizon is really bad around you.
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Total Wireless's $20 BYOD plan stands out for unlimited priority data on Verizon, unlimited hotspot at 5 Mbps, and international roaming that can cover Mexico, Canada, Europe, Asia, and about 10 GB abroad. The 5 year price lock is a major draw, though the fine print appears to protect the base rate rather than the discounted $20 offer. Setup can be smooth, but eligibility and checkout often hinge on a true new account and a qualifying port, and the first month may show $30 before dropping to $20. Customer service and billing problems are the main concern, so it fits best if you want a low monthly rate and can avoid needing much support.
International travelers who want phone service in multiple countries, because the plan includes roaming data and international calling across many destinations.
Single-line Verizon-network shoppers who want unlimited priority data, because the plan stays fast in cities and avoids evening slowdowns better than cheaper alternatives.
People who want a set-it-and-forget-it phone bill, because the price is locked for five years and the monthly rate stays simple.
Households adding a tablet line, because the plan can bundle a tablet add-on for a low monthly cost.
People who need reliable customer support, because billing fixes, plan corrections, and porting problems can take repeated calls or FCC complaints.
Shoppers who need a smooth port from another carrier, because activation can fail, numbers can be at risk, and porting details must match exactly.
Heavy hotspot users who stream on more than one device, because hotspot speed is capped at 5 Mbps and can barely handle a single video stream.
Families trying to move several lines onto one account, because the promo is limited to one offer per account and multi-line signup can force a different plan.
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I'd assume that as a result of the hack they're bit more secure now, but I'd hesitate to give them my data every again.
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I'd assume that as a result of the hack they're bit more secure now, but I'd hesitate to give them my data every again.
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