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Best Verizon Fios new customer deals: Get 2GB/s internet in your home

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Whether you utilize the internet for work or you subscribe to one of the best live TV streaming services, the experience can be made better with a blazing fast connection. With Verizon Fios you’ll get fiber optic internet service and some savings are out there that will rival the best home internet deals. Verizon Fios deals are especially attractive for new customers right now, which is why we’ve rounded up all of the best Verizon Fios new customer deals below. You can read onward for all of the details on what sort of savings are going on right now, and if you need some devices to pair with new Verizon Fios service be sure to check out all of the best TV deals, best laptop deals, best tablet deals, and best phone deals going on right now.

2 Gigabit Verizon Fios connection — $85 per month + free extras

One of the fastest internet speeds you can get, and the fastest speed that Verizon offers, this is the sort of subscription you should grab if all the members of your family are essentially watching 4K content all the time. It’s also great for those who want to host their own media server to share with friends or family while not impacting anybody else in the home. You also get a lot of great freebies included here, such as Netflix and Max for 12 months.

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1 Gigabit Verizon Fios connection — $65 per month + free extras

If the super-fast speeds aren’t necessarily needed, especially if you’re in a smaller household without too many folks watching content, then the 1 Gigabit version is the way to go. It is $20 cheaper, so it’s a lot of money that you’re saving over the course of the year, and you still get quite a few extra benefits, even at this level. Just like the 2 Gigabit plan you’ll get some freebies with this plan.

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500 Mbps Verizon Fios connection — $60 per month + free extras

If you live on your own and don’t really take up and are a streamer, or have slightly higher bandwidth needs, then the 500Mbps is a solid option. It costs $60 a month, which is a bit pricey when you consider it’s not half the cost of the 1 Gigabit connection, even though it’s half the speed. It might be worth spending the extra $5 per month just to get the extra speeds, even if you won’t always use it, but if you don’t, then you do get Vix Premium free for 12 months with this plan.

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300 Mbps — $35 per month + free extras

The 300 Mbps connection is the most affordable plan Verizon has to offer, and it’s going for just $35 per month. This is likely plenty of bandwidth for most internet users, so if you aren’t streaming 4K shows to multiple devices at a time or uploading and downloading lots of video or other digital files this plan is worth considering. With it you’ll get 12 free months of Vix Premium.

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Security software you can use while browsing with Verizon Fios

Delete my data?
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A high speed internet connection can be made all the more valuable when you can be certain your personal data isn’t a part of all that internet content out there. Things like spam emails, scam phone calls, and even outright identity theft can often be attributed to your personal data appearing in data brokers’ databases. Incogni can help with that.

Incogni is a personal data removal service. It handles all interactions with data brokers, from continued communications to fighting rejected claims on your behalf. It’s a super simple process that allows you to put your feet up as Incogni works to remove as much information linked to you as possible.

Incogni is also very price friendly at the moment. With a year’s subscription you’ll get 50% off. That means you’ll get a year of full data removal services for $90, which breaks down to just $7.49 per month. You can get yourself signed up with this discount by using the code DIGITALDEAL at checkout.

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Should you bundle internet and phone plans?

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If you’re wondering whether you should bundle your home internet, phone, and TV plans, then the short answer is yes — depending on your usage. There are almost always Verizon new customer deals to entice people looking to switch and save, too, so make sure you don’t sleep on those when shopping around for a new service provider. Verizon has one of the best fiber optic networks in America, but as of now, Fios is available only in certain places in the Eastern U.S. You can check out the up-to-date coverage list here .

Perhaps the biggest advantage of these cheap Verizon Fios deals is that you only pay for what you actually use. That means that if you use your home internet and landline phone a lot but don’t watch that much TV (or if you already have some streaming services you’re happy with), you won’t get stuck footing the bill for a big package full of stuff you don’t really need. Alternatively, if you’re one of many who has entirely ditched a traditional landline in favor of a cell phone plan, but you want to keep up with the latest in fiber optic internet and streaming technology, there’s a Fios package for that too.

When you sign up for Verizon Fios internet (assuming it’s offered in your area), you have the freedom to choose what extras you want to add. Note that Fios is first and foremost an internet service, so you’ll need to at least sign up for one of the 300Mbps, 500Mbps, or Gigabit plans. Verizon’s new customer deals often include faster speeds for the same price in select locations, and if that’s available to you, you’ll see it when selecting your plans. After choosing a Verizon Fios internet package, you’ll then have the option to add one of a variety of TV and landline phone service tiers, or forgo them altogether — it’s totally up to you. That lets you tailor your bundle to your needs and habits without paying for unwanted extras.

Andrew Morrisey
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