Verizon on Wednesday announced that it’ll soon be increasing the cost of its wireless data plans by as much as $10 per month. The price hike includes at least 30 percent more data per month as well as a couple of other perks exclusive to higher-tier subscribers.
Beginning July 7 (tomorrow), Verizon’s smallest data plan, dubbed “S,” will include 2GB of high-speed data at a price of $35, a $5 increase. It’s “M” plan for $50 will now feature 4GB of data while the “L” bundle affords 8GB for $70. The top tier “XL” and “XXL” plans will offer 16GB and 24GB of data for $90 and $100, respectively.
