Verizon is announcing a new price lock policy today, and the timing is probably no coincidence. The company is extending a three-year price guarantee on certain plans, both for new and existing ...

The carrier promotion will apply to both new and existing users, but you'll want to read the fine print before deciding.

Verizon has reported its earnings for the first quarter of 2025 and the postpaid subscriber decline is staggering!

Verizon now offers a 3-year price lock guarantee for all myPlan customers. The carrier is also offering free phone upgrades for new and existing myPlan customers by trading in qualifying devices.

Verizon has just announced a price lock guarantee for both new and existing customers, though there are some things in fine print that you might want to know about before you do a backflip in joy.

Verizon's latest big idea? A three-year price lock. New and existing subscribers can lock in their mobile or home internet plan pricing for three years—and even get a new smartphone. Verizon ...

The telecom company said Thursday that subscribers on its myPlan and myHome bundles will automatically gain a price-lock guarantee for three years. Verizon has spent the past few years boosting ...

The company said, “Effective today, Verizon introduces three ways to add even more value for its customers, further strengthening its unique market position: Price Lock Guarantee on all plans ...

Verizon is offering a free smartphone — including the latest iPhones — with any myPlan, plus a three-year price lock. But is it really the best deal for you?

More info. Here’s what they said in a press release today about their “Price Lock Guarantee on all plans”: Verizon is the first and only carrier in the industry offering new and existing ...

T-Mobile's prepaid brand Metro is offering lower prices and new plans starting April 24, with guaranteed prices for 5 years.

Verizon now offers a 3-year price lock guarantee for all myPlan customers. The carrier is also offering free phone upgrades for new and existing myPlan customers by trading in qualifying devices.