"Verizon's Fios home internet uses a fiber-optic cable network to provide fast and reliable service with plans ranging from 300 Mbps to 2 Gig download speeds. This means you'll be able to connect every device in your home for streaming, gaming, and browsing the web without the risk of causing a bottleneck or slowdown. Plans start at just $35 per month and have a 3 to 5 year price lock guarantee so both new and returning customers can take advantage of special savings."
"To get your free Nintendo Switch, new and returning customers must select the 1 or 2 Gig Fios home internet plan, which costs $75 and $95 per month, respectively. Accounts also have to be in good standing for at least 65 days, and Verizon reserves the right to charge the full retail price for the Switch console if the account is cancelled within 180 days."
"Not a gamer? Verizon has an option for a free Hulu/Disney+/ESPN+ account for a full year as well as Netflix and HBO Max for free with certain Fios home internet plans. With a limit of one console per Verizon account as well as a limited supply of Nintendo Switch devices, you won't want to wait to take advantage of this deal."
Verizon Fios uses a fiber-optic network offering plans from 300 Mbps to 2 Gig download speeds, enabling multiple devices to stream, game, and browse without slowdowns. Plans start at $35 per month and include a 3- to 5-year price lock guarantee for new and returning customers. Customers who select 1-Gig ($75/month) or 2-Gig ($95/month) plans can receive a free Nintendo Switch, subject to account good standing for at least 65 days and a 180-day cancellation charge policy. An alternative gaming bundle offers two Pro controllers and a $100 Nintendo eShop gift card. Non-gamer perks include bundled streaming services with certain plans. Supply and one-console-per-account limits apply.
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