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So, before we get into the current Verizon prepaid plan lineup, here's a quick overview of the service as a whole, and why you should consider (or potentially avoid) going for a prepaid cell phone ...

My name is Philip Michaels, and I'm the managing editor for mobile devices at Tom's Guide. I focus on our smartphone coverage, which includes keeping track of what U.S. phone carriers are doing.