“Can I sign a 2 year contract and keep my existing plan? I am out of contract with unlimited data”

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• No.

  Answered by cpl11787 10 years ago

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• It depends on who you have service with because Verizon and ATT have changed there plans around a lot but if you have been a loyal customer you can!

  Answered by Techgirl16 10 years ago

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• Yes but Verizon is starting to eliminate the 2 year program. It's cheaper than the new program so do it quickly it you want to save money

  Answered by Melerland7 10 years ago

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• if you renew you loose your unlimited data

  Answered by Shiryl 10 years ago

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• I did, I am with Verizon.

  Answered by tamster 10 years ago

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• No you can not. If you sign a two year contract you will not be able to keep the unlimited data plan with Verizon.

  Answered by Mike 10 years ago

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• No. In order to keep your data you have to pay for the phone out right.

  Answered by Iph0negirl 10 years ago

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• No, Verizon will not grandfather your unlimited data plan if you sign a new contract. If you want a new phone and want to keep the unlimited data plan, you will need to buy a phone at full price.

  Answered by Millman123 10 years ago

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