The new unlimited data plan from Verizon isn ’ t bad . Following a couple of Superbowl ads from competitors Sprint and T-Mobile that made fun of it for the taxes , fees , rates , and lack of unlimited data it inflicts on its customers , Verizon gave up and joined the unlimited data party with an $ 80 plan ( on down to $ 45 for each of four lines : here are the details ) . Since last week , when the new unlimited plan was announced , various fake Verizon Unlimited Twitter accounts have appeared Attack.Phishing , and phishers have likewise been sending out Attack.Phishing bogus offers to upgrade . All you have to do is retweet the offer , or click and go fill in your details . Product Reviews captured one fake Twitter account that was offering Verizon Unlimited “ FREE for 12 months ” in exchange for retweets . The @ VZUnlimited account , which wasn ’ t verified but bore Verizon ’ s logo and was named Verizon Unlimited , has since been suspended , as have other scam accounts . Verizon has been warning customers about a variety of phishing email scams Attack.Phishing , providing a list of scam samples that goes back to 2014 . The most recent addition to that list was a phishing message dated this past Sunday . Coming from Attack.Phishing an email account name of “ Verizon Online ” , the message told recipients that Verizon would be replacing its “ Classic ” version of email service with a new , updated version as of Monday .