Old Usage Controls versus new Family Base question please.

We currently have Verizons usage controls on both our kids phones at about $5.00 per month. As I understand, the new FamilyBase does the same thing and it is $5.00 to the overall account. If we upgrade to FamilyBase, do we need to cancel the older Usage Controls? Thanks.

    Hello mbraun, you pose an excellent question! You will want to remove the usage controls and cancel. After that is completed you will want to add the FamilyBase feature to take advantage of the extra functions. View details on FamilyBase here: http://vz.to/1jYUTsW
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