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Verizon promises to beat the price of your AT&T or T-Mobile plan.
The deal works with comparable plans among the three major carriers.
You'll have to present your current bill or account details to qualify.
Looking to trim the cost of your mobile phone plan? If you're an AT&T or T-Mobile subscriber, you could save money by jumping ship to Verizon. At least, that's the promise.
In a new "Switch to Verizon" promo, the carrier is inviting customers from its two major rivals to present their latest mobile phone bill information, either in-store or online. In response, Verizon claims that it will find a comparable plan at a cheaper price. If you want to try this in-store, the website will point you to nearby locations. If you go the online route, Verizon will ask for all the details of your current plan and then see if it can undercut the price.
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