Verizon just raised the price of its 5G home internet without actually raising the price
Verizon quietly rejiggered its 5G home internet discount so new customers pay more.
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- Verizon has lowered the discount it offers for its 5G Home Plus plan.
- The discount has been reduced from $35 to $25, meaning new customers now pay $55 per month.
- The current rate for the package remains unchanged at $80 per month.
Among Verizon’s home internet offerings, the 5G Home Plus subscription is arguably the best option in the group. However, a recent change to the plan has deflated some of its value for new customers.
A subscription to Verizon’s 5G Home Plus plan costs $80, but users can get a discount that knocks $35 off of the total price. However, it appears Verizon has quietly adjusted this deal, reducing the promotional offer to $25 for new customers (via Reddit). This means new customers will have to pay $55 per month. As for existing customers, it looks like the discount hasn’t changed.
