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From $40/mo, locked three years

Verizon Fios starts at $40 a month and holds it for three years

Fios 300 Mbps from $40 a month with a three-year price guarantee and the router included, across Verizon's Mid-Atlantic and New England footprint.

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  • End date taken from their own page: Verizon states no end date
Who
New Fios customers at a served address
Where
The Mid-Atlantic and New England - Verizon says more than 15 million homes and businesses
Price
Verizon's words are "As low as $40.00/mo"
Price guarantee
Three years on this tier
Included
The router, at no additional cost
Setup
$99 may apply - waived for an existing Verizon mobile customer who enrols in Mobile + Home
Offer ends
Verizon states no end date

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  • "As low as" is a floor rather than a price. Verizon is the only provider on this page that declines to print one figure, so the number at your address may be higher.
  • Deal roundups price this at $30, and at $15 for anybody with a Verizon mobile plan. Neither figure appears on Verizon's own page.
  • Fios is a regional service. Outside the Mid-Atlantic and New England it cannot be bought at any price.

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