Verizon Wireless Changes to original contract signed Internet

I stand corrected in my making my first statement, I did not see that the author lived in Oklahoma. This plan did not apply to every state or in general most states as in the case with mine.

Thanks.

Verizon discontinues Unlimited Any Mobile pricing plan

July 5, 2012 | By Mike Dano According to research firm Current Analysis, Verizon Wireless (NYSE:VZ) has discontinued its Unlimited Any Mobile offering, which was available in Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi and select markets in Texas, Tennessee and Florida.

Verizon's Unlimited Any Mobile service provided unlimited voice calling and texting to any mobile number in the United States, regardless of service provider. The carrier introduced the service in August 2010 in Texas and Louisiana, and then expanded the service to cover a number of additional markets. The service offered unlimited talk and text to any mobile number, plus 450 anytime minutes, for $64.99 per month.

"This move makes sense given that the new Share Everything plans include unlimited calling and messaging," wrote Current Analysis' Jamie Huff. "In addition, it can be assumed that Verizon determined the new Share Everything plans are more attractive than the Unlimited Any Mobile plans so why complicate its plan structure with a regional offer when the industry is clearly moving toward shared data. Verizon spokeswoman Brenda Raney said that customers currently signed up for Verizon's Unlimited Any Mobile plans will be able to keep the plans, but that the plans are no longer available to new Verizon customers.

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There has never been an unlimited plan to any mobile ever. However, what there always has been is "Unlimited Mobile to Mobile" = Meaning you as long as you have Verizon service can call another Verizon Wireless phone number at no charge to your minutes. No ripoff here, I just think you just got mixed up.