Verizon debuts new $15 Unlimited Together plan with unlimited calling to select countries

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Verizon has a new plan option for people who make calls outside the U.S. dubbed Unlimited Together - World. The $15 monthly add-on provides unlimited voice calling minutes to landlines in over 70 countries and unlimited calling minutes to mobile numbers in over 40 countries. Additionally, rates are discounted for calls in over 160 other countries. Verizon's VP of Marketing Rob Miller comments:

Talking with family and friends abroad should not be limited by distance or a cut-rate network. With the introduction of Unlimited Together, it is easier and more affordable than ever for our customers to call their loved ones and talk as long as they want.

The new program can be added to any post-paid service plan. See Verizon's International Services page for more details, and the full press release is below.

NEW YORK– Calling loved ones abroad just got easier on the next gen network.

Whether you have family in Brazil or friends in the United Kingdom, Verizon has you covered with Unlimited Together – World, a new international plan that gives customers unlimited* minutes to landline phones in over 70 countries and mobile phones in nearly 40 countries and discounted calling to 160+ countries worldwide -- all for just $15 per month.

"Talking with family and friends abroad should not be limited by distance or a cut-rate network," said Rob Miller, vice president of marketing for Verizon. "With the introduction of Unlimited TogetherSM, it is easier and more affordable than ever for our customers to call their loved ones and talk as long as they want."

Unlimited Together joins the Verizon suite of international services that enables customers to stay connected around the world.

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