Is Verizon's new unlimited data plan a good deal? And will it actually save money.

How Verizon's new 'unlimited' plan compares Verizon has brought back its unlimited data plan. Some five and a half years after killing its unlimited-data plan, Verizon (VZ) is resurrecting the offering.

Here's why Verizon's new unlimited data plan is a damn good deal Here's how Verizon Unlimited stacks up against T-Mobile, Sprint and AT&T's own "unlimited" plans.

Verizon resurrects unlimited data, because T-Mobile and AT&T aren't f*cking around Yes, we can hear you now.

Verizon unveils new unlimited data plans Verizon would begin offering unlimited data plans for subscribers, several years after it backed away from bottomless data packages.

Verizon, in a Reversal, Brings Back Unlimited Data Plans Sprint Corp. and T-Mobile US Inc. have been chipping away at Verizon’s customer growth, thanks in part to those carriers’ aggressive pricing for unlimited data. Last year, AT&T Inc. started offering unlimited data plans to customers who also sign Read more ... up for its DirecTV satellite service.

Verizon Will Cut Off Unlimited Data Users Who Average 200GB a Month If you’re one of the lucky few who managed to hold on to Verizon’s unlimited data for years, you know the company hates it. Now, they’ll start booting you if you average more than 200GB of data a month.

Verizon Will Add $20 to the Last Unlimited Data Customers On August 21st For nearly a year, Verizon has been slowly adding $20 to the plan price for the stragglers who still have unlimited data. Starting August 21st, Verizon’s coming for the last of them with “Phase 3" of their rollout.

Verizon Is Adding $20 to Grandfathered Unlimited Plan Customers' Bills If you’re on a grandfathered unlimited plan on Verizon, your bill is about to get higher. $20 higher, to be exact. Unlimited plans will cost $50 per month, starting on your first billing cycle after November 15th.