Ipad will I have to upgrade my plan

If I purchase an Ipad will it change my plan at all. I still have the free data plan and do not want to upgrad

Hey Sherriakucera, the iPad is a great device and if you do decide to purchase it I know that you'll enjoy it.
If you purchase an iPad, you can purchase one that is WiFi only so you wouldn't have to have a data plan attached to it. You would only be able to connect to WiFi though and not the Verizon data network.
To answer which data plan, I would need to know which calling plan are you on right now. Please reply with the current plan you are on and we can better answer your question.
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