The commercials on tv indicated the per line charge would be $20. But when I just started to upgrade my plan from an old plan with 450 minutes and a 5gb data allowance (used to be unlimited but I gave that up to get a discount on the LG G3), the per line price showed $40.
Also, it gave me my employee discount off the data package, but not off the per-line cost.
Can someone explain to me the difference in the per line cost from the commercial to the website? And why I wouldn't get my employee discount on the line price? Do I have to call in and speak to someone to get the $20 price and employee discount on that?
Thanks.
Forgot to mention I am still under contract until next July. I don't know if that affects my per-line cost or not. I am considering switching over just so I don't have to worry about going over my minutes or texts. Would be a bonus if I got a little discount. I see other carriers (some on the Verizon network) offering plans for half the cost.
Lines under contract on the Verizon Plan will continue to pay the $40 line access fee until the contract is completed at which time it will drop to $20.
Employee discounts are only applicable to the data allowance charge on either More Everything Plan or the Verizon Plan.
Thanks.
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