As pricing fluctuations create budget stress, two major telecom providers are stepping up with fixed-rate offers aimed at stabilizing our expenses…
Verizon’s Three-Year Price Lock
Verizon guarantees that it will not increase myPlan and myHome prices for three years, requiring no action from customers to take advantage of this offer.
Verizon stands out as the first and only carrier to offer both new and existing customers a three-year price lock guarantee on all myPlan and myHome network options.
There’s no need for existing myPlan customers to take action; they will be automatically enrolled. Furthermore, if you make any changes to your myPlan, the price lock is reset for another three years.
This pioneering guarantee locks in your base monthly costs for calls, data, and texts—excluding taxes, fees, and additional services.
“We are dedicated to meeting our customers’ needs by providing more control, value, and simplicity,” stated Sowmyanarayan Sampath, CEO of Verizon Consumer. “We’re excited to present this groundbreaking guarantee: a three-year price lock across mobile and home services, ensuring peace of mind, along with a complimentary phone for every myPlan, enhancing customer value even further.”
Comcast’s Xfinity Five-Year Price Guarantee
Comcast is now offering a five-year price guarantee for its Xfinity Internet package. Unlike Verizon’s program, customers must opt in for this offer, though no annual contract is required.
Comcast is rolling out an option that allows customers to secure a five-year price guarantee when they enroll in a new Xfinity Internet package.
This nationwide deal includes Xfinity’s top-tier WiFi gateway and unlimited data, with prices starting at just $55 per month. The rate is fixed for five years without any annual contract, granting customers the freedom to cancel anytime without penalties.
Unlimited Data: Each customer selecting a plan with a price guarantee will receive unlimited data. Included Xfinity Mobile: The five-year guarantee also comes with an unlimited Xfinity Mobile line for one year at no extra cost.
The eligible plans are:
- 400Mbps – $55/month
- 600Mbps – $70/month
- 1.1Gbps – $85/month
- 2.1Gbps – $105/month
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Via Engadget. Photo by Jakub Żerdzicki on Unsplash.
