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Share Everything Plans

By Support@MAJ.com and EM @QUE.com
June 28, 2012 Verizon announced the Share Everything Plans.

Excerpt from Verizon website
"Introducing the Share Everything Plan. Unlimited Talk, Unlimited Text, and a single pool of shareable data to power up to 10 devices. It's the plan that revolves around you. For each device on your account, we recommend 2GB of data."

  • Pick a monthly plan
  • Add on the number of devices to share + the per device Monthly Line Access
  • Enjoy reliability, shareability and flexibility
The Share Everything Plans is not actually cheap, see the per device fee per month.

And Share Everything Options for Mobile Broadband Devices:

Let me know if this work for your family shared plans or company phones.

Sources:
(2012, Verizon)
(2012, Whaddya.com)

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