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The 15GB More Everything Plan is an individual or family cell phone plan offered by Verizon Wireless that features unlimited voice minutes, unlimited text messaging, and 15GB of data that is shared among the devices on the plan. The More Everything Plans from Verizon Wireless all feature the same unlimited Talk and Text, but offer different data plans ranging between 500MB and 100GB. Each More Everything Plan can accommodate up to 10 devices, including tablets and notebooks.
Features & Benefits
Unlimited Calling
This plan allows for unlimited voice minutes that can be used anytime, 24 hours a day.
Unlimited International Texting
This plan allows for unlimited international text messaging.
Free Roaming and Long Distance in the United States
The plan offers unlimited free roaming and long distance calling to long distance numbers in the United States, as long as the customer is also in the United States.
Other Included Features
This plan also includes the following features:
Mobile hotspot, which allows customers to tether their WiFi-enabled devices to their smartphone in order to access the Internet
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