It's now more expensive (but also cheaper) to get Verizon's 5G home internet

Imagine this: you get lulled into subscribing to some sort of subscription-based service, such as a movie streaming platform, by low prices at the jump. Quickly, a price hike hits your bill with almost no warning, and since you’ve just settled into your new service, it’s too much of a hassle to go about canceling it and finding a better deal. This is a tale as old as time; just this week, we came up with a list of eight streaming services that have increased prices over the last year. Almost no big subscription has stayed the same price or gotten cheaper (imagine that), and that extends past the streaming world. Internet service providers and phone carriers are some of the worst offenders when it comes to this practice, with T-Mobile potentially ditching its Price Lock guarantee for some home internet plans, and AT&T recently raising prices for customers on grandfathered unlimited plans. Verizon is perhaps the worst of the bunch, however, and it has just sneakily made its 5G home internet plan more expensive for new customers.