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Verizon Is Finally Giving Away IPhones to Win Over 5G Customers

New subscribers get $1,100 device credit; current users, $800 The No. 1 U.S. carrier lost phone cust

Verizon Is Finally Giving Away IPhones to Win Over 5G Customers

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Current customers are eligible for $700 toward an iPhone or $800 for an Android model if they moveup toa higher-priced unlimited plan.\nThe move comes after Verizon lost 178,000 phone customers in the first quarter. In the same period, AT&T added 595,000 mobile-phone subscribers and T-Mobile led the group with 773,000 new phone customers.\nThe phone giveaway is aimed at reviving Verizon’s subscriber gains, as well as being a way to lure customers into higher-priced 5G unlimited plans. The more customer traffic Verizon can move onto its new, largely empty 5G networks, the less congested its 4G and 3G systems will be.\nThe 5G race is heating up. U.S. carriers have spent billions of dollars on airwave licenses and are building 5G wireless networks that promise speeds 10 times faster than current connections. T-Mobile has a lead of a year or more in 5G coverage after acquiring Sprint Corp. and its trove of midband airwaves.\nVerizon was first to launch 5G, but the company’s ultrafast connections ride on tricky millimeter waves that don’t travel far or pass through leaves and glass. The company offers nationwide 5G service, but its super-fast 5G experience is available only in limited areas within 75 cities, 13 airports and more than 60 arenas.\nWhile technically offering unlimited service, AT&T and Verizon both throttle connection speeds after customers reach certain data caps or if the network is congested. T-Mobile boasts that it never curbs the speeds of its unlimited customers.\nThe free-phone offers are a bit of a throwback. A decade ago, free handsets were a common way for carriers to lock customers into two-year contracts. Today’s offers provide credits on monthly device payments spread over two years or more. 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