Your cell phone bill is about to see a little inflation of its own if you are a customer of Verizon or AT&T.
according to reports.
Millions of the carriers customers are set to see an increase of $1.35 for each of their lines at the start of the June. The raise will be listed in administrative charges. Business customers will reportedly see an “economic adjustment charge,” that is slated to start on June 16 and will see data plans increasing by $2.20 per month and basic service plans increasing by 98 cents per month.
“We’re all feeling the pressure and we’ve been in the process of deciding how much of that pressure we can share with our clients,” Tami Erwin, the head of Verizon Business, reportedly told Bloomberg. Note to readers: if you purchase something through one of our affiliate links we may earn a commission.
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