MyPlan by Verizon Wireless: How It's Going...

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[green]

It amazes me how they can do so well at networking but management is so incompetent.

[darriontunstall]

I agree with you! I’m glad I don’t have Verizon anymore

[takishabaker]

Do you have to pay for the access line fee?

[marksmith]

Super informative video Sneed! If Hans would have “an awakening” and pull his head out of the clouds (!!!) maybe he would realize that the consumer wireless plans are over priced by $7 to $10 dollars a month and that would generate people coming back and signing up for wireless service again! Just a thought! You are “the wealth of knowledge” we need! Keep it up Sir! Mark in Iowa.

[daishi]

I would just go with Visible and call it a day

[sbrown]

Bless your Daughter. We all need good examples

[harryballsak]

My Plan is good idea in general but they way it's being deployed sucks. High pricing, bad features and then they stupidly add a new plan

[rob-toolsandtech]

It seems to me more and more people would be price conscious. In real estate, the ratio of average housing cost (purchase or rent) compared to average earnings is the worst it’s ever been. I know the government and media are giving inflation moderate numbers, but I don’t buy it. When you go to the gas pump and the grocery store, (and I know it’s anecdotal, because I’m basing it on my personal experience) but those things seem to have skyrocketed in recent years. So, it seems reasonable to assume that people are looking to save some money where they can, so they have more money for other things. So, I think you’re right about his word games.

[mikehawk]

They are going to have to go down on pricing. They are all over priced.