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Published: 06 November 2025

Created: 06 November 2025

Last Updated: 06 November 2025

Verizon has launched an internet service plan that could cost you as little as $25 per month for three years, potentially saving you more than $1,200 in the process. The carrier says its Home Internet Lite plan is "aimed at helping connect customers with limited connectivity options or those on the hunt for a low-cost option."

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