Each additional number costs $15/month.
On Friday, November 16, a new service it's adding to its repertoire called "My Numbers."
My Numbers allows you to add additional phone numbers to your smartphone up to a maximum of four additions. Each new number comes with unlimited domestic calling + texting and will run you $15/month.
You can get started with My Numbers today by downloading the app that's available on both the Google Play Store and Apple App Store. Once it's downloaded, log into your Verizon account, select the number that you want, and it'll automatically be added to your account. Within the app, you can manage all of your calls and texts across however many numbers you choose to add.
Commenting on the announcement, Verizon's Director of Product Marketing, Keena Drigsby, said:
My Numbers is a great solution for entrepreneurs, customers with side hustles, and for those who just want the convenience and flexibility of having multiple phone numbers without the hassle of carrying around a separate phone.
Does this sound like something you'll sign up for?
On Friday, November 16, a new service it's adding to its repertoire called "My Numbers."
My Numbers allows you to add additional phone numbers to your smartphone up to a maximum of four additions. Each new number comes with unlimited domestic calling + texting and will run you $15/month.
You can get started with My Numbers today by downloading the app that's available on both the Google Play Store and Apple App Store. Once it's downloaded, log into your Verizon account, select the number that you want, and it'll automatically be added to your account. Within the app, you can manage all of your calls and texts across however many numbers you choose to add.
Commenting on the announcement, Verizon's Director of Product Marketing, Keena Drigsby, said:
My Numbers is a great solution for entrepreneurs, customers with side hustles, and for those who just want the convenience and flexibility of having multiple phone numbers without the hassle of carrying around a separate phone.
Does this sound like something you'll sign up for?