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Verizon to Offer Wireless in Its New Quad-Play Bundle

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Oct 19, 2009, 7:55 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Today Verizon announced that customers in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic markets will be able to choose from a selection of new quad-play bundles that package together wireless, wireline, broadband Internet and TV services (either FiOS or DirecTV) on one bill. The basic FiOS-based bundle includes the 450-minute Nationwide wireless plan, Freedom Essentials voice service, FiOS Internet service with speeds of up to 15/5 Mbps and FiOS TV Essentials service for $135 per month with a one-year agreement. Customers in the aforementioned regions can call customer service to sign up for the new bundles.

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