You may not need all the features and expense of an unlimited plan from the big carriers. A prepaid plan with fixed costs could be a better choice.

A new policy change means that many carrier-branded devices are a much worse deal than they were previously. As of January 20, Verizon Value–branded prepaid phones require 365 days of active service ...

Verizon has officially ended its 60-day automatic iPhone unlocking policy for prepaid brands. Here is why users on Visible ...

・Prepaid plans offer flexibility and savings — no credit check, no contract. ・Contract plans bundle perks, family discounts, and device financing — but cost more long-term. ・The right choice depends ...

Verizon has quietly rolled out a major change to its prepaid phone policies, reinstating a full 12-month device lock for ...

Verizon has started enforcing a 365-day lock period on phones purchased through its TracFone division, one week after the ...

Verizon (Engadget's former owner) is finally overhauling TracFone's service following the 2020 acquisition, and the reborn service might pique your interest in the right circumstances. The newly ...

All of this leads me to a conclusion: most of us shouldn’t stay with the Big Three anymore. It just isn’t worth it except for a small minority. Prepaid is a better route for most. While prepaid ...

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