Verizon has announced today an expansion of sorts related to the discounted plans it already offers government agencies. Now, the carrier is taking that benefit and applying it to the personal phone plans of first responders, who can sign up for special plans from the company.
The discounted plans are available to both current and retired first responders as well as volunteers who will now be able to save more on their personal Verizon Unlimited plans. Starting today, according to the carrier, those customers can sign up for a Go Unlimited plan for just 30 bucks per line per month for four lines when they enroll in Auto Pay. That represents a savings of $40 per month. Those first responders can also save more on all Verizon Unlimited consumer plans in order to stay connected with family — they can get $15 off one line, $35 off two lines and $40 off three or more lines.
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