Thanks for knowing what I am talking about deneme!!!!! 
Trying to explain this plan to other people on here is getting old. 
For everyone else, the plan can be found here - https://www.verizonwireless.com/wcms/consumer/shop/shop-data-plans/single-line-data-plans.html .
- Single line smart phone plan costs $60
- Unlimited talk and text and 1GB of data included
- Hotspot is {{{{[[[!!!!!
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I won't be checking this thread any more, nor will I explain anything regarding this plan anymore. I give up. Verizon you win. Your confusion, rhetoric, and misdirection are unmatched in the world of telecom.
DC4000 wrote:
Thanks for knowing what I am talking about deneme!!!!!
Trying to explain this plan to other people on here is getting old.
For everyone else, the plan can be found here - https://www.verizonwireless.com/wcms/consumer/shop/shop-data-plans/single-line-data-plans.html .
- Single line smart phone plan costs $60
- Unlimited talk and text and 1GB of data included
- Hotspot is {{{{[[[!!!!!
- Charging $30 dollars to add-on to a $60 dollar plan is somewhat ridiculous.
I won't be checking this thread any more, nor will I explain anything regarding this plan anymore. I give up. Verizon you win. Your confusion, rhetoric, and misdirection are unmatched in the world of telecom.
Well then it's simple get a plan that includes a hotspot since a 1 GB More Everything plan with a hotspot is $80. obviously the plan you listed is designed for those that only want 1 GB of data and do not want the hotspot so they can save $20 month. By the way the link you posted nowhere does it say tethering costs $30 extra.
Even more galling, the service letter I received says the Single Line loyalty plan ($60/mo., 2GB) actually includes mobile hotspot. Here's the small type on the back of my service agreement letter.
Seems perfectly reasonable! Except, no customer representative can actually activate it. I'm sure this is an oversight in their documentation, which means Verizon doesn't even read their own legal small type. (Yet they would hold us to everything in there.) So, they're either holding mobile hotspot hostage for the more expensive plans or they're incompetent in how they're putting together these packages and don't even know what they're including/excluding or why.
The crazy thing is, if I had mobile hotspot, I'd probably use — and pay for — more data every month. (This is besides the fact that it's a device feature, not a service feature, so they shouldn't have control over it, anyway.)