Grab a Samsung Chromebook 4 on Verizon when you sign up for the Gigabit plan on Fios


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    Verizon will throw in a free Samsung Chromebook if you live in a selected city and sign up for the Gigabit plan on its high-speed fiber broadband network called Fios through until September 21st. It’s not just the Gigabit plan that is being rewarded either because even those signing up for the 400Mbps plan will get a free Samsung Galaxy tablet.

    If the $89.99 for the Gigabit plan (with autopsy setup) is too rich for your veins, by signing up for the 400Mbps plan you’ll be given a Galaxy Tab A7 Lite for your troubles. If you are already a Verizon Wireless customer things get even better because you’ll save up to $40 monthly on your Fios bill, which may be more useful than the free Chromebook 4 11.6 or Galaxy Tab A7 Lite. Verizon’s Fios network is available in the following cities:

    • New Jersey
    • New York City
    • Albany, NY
    • Buffalo, NY
    • Long Island, NY
    • Plattsburgh, NY
    • Staten Island, NY
    • Syracuse, NY
    • Baltimore, MD
    • Salisbury, MD
    • Delaware
    • Boston, MA
    • Harrisburg, PA
    • Philadelphia, PA
    • Pittsburgh, PA
    • Providence, RI
    • Norfolk, VA
    • Richmond, VA
    • Washington, DC

    If you aren’t sure whether your location lands in one of the areas covered by Verizon’s Fios fiber network, you can check your zipcode via the link below: Verizon.com/inhome/qualification


    He’s been an Android fan ever since owning an HTC Hero, with the Dell Streak being his first phablet. He currently carries an OPPO Find X2 Pro in his pockets, a Galaxy Tab S5e in his backpack, and thinks nothing of lugging a 17-inch laptop around the world. When not immersed in the world of Android and gadgets, he’s an avid sports fan, and like all South Africans, he loves a good Braai (BBQ).




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