said by Dogfather :

Depends on what your definition of "is" is.

said by TKJunkMail :

I wouldn't call these plans a bargain by any stretch of the imagination. You must be on your cell hours per day to make these plans worthwhile.

If you are a salesman always in your car talking to your customers all day long - OK. But for most normal people(freaks who never get off the phone excluded), these plans are twice or 3x as much as you need to pay.

said by TKJunkMail :

I wouldn't call these plans a bargain by any stretch of the imagination. You must be on your cell hours per day to make these plans worthwhile.

If you are a salesman always in your car talking to your customers all day long - OK. But for most normal people(freaks who never get off the phone excluded), these plans are twice or 3x as much as you need to pay.

said by karlmarx :

Haha, as I predicted, the 'unlimited' isn't unlimited at all. With their rates, and assuming an average 600Kb/sec EDVO, you will run out of data in about 16 hours. If you DID use it at 600Kb/sec for the entire month (i.e. to replace your satellite), you would have a staggering $92,521.00 BILL. That's for 180 GB. Compare that to a satellite, where you get 13GB/month for $99.00, you would only need to buy 13 Plans to get the same 180GB/month, for a total cost of about $13,000.00

As usual, Verizon is LYING about the use of the word 'unlimited' in every aspect that counts.