The main activities of  the Verizon corporation are providing people with telephone, cell phone, and internet services.  They have many products to accomplish this task.  For wireless communications, they have several phones, and plans to fit everyone's needs


They have about 20 phones, and almost 10 plans to serve your wireless needs.
The phones range in price from $49.99 (LG VX2000) to $499.99 (Kyocera 7135 Smartphone)

                
           $49.99                     $199.99                       $79.99                        $149.99                     $499.99

The most popular plan would be the AmericaChoice 400.  With this plan you get 400 Anytime minutes, and coast-to-coast calling with no roaming or long distance charges.
The plans range from $34.99 (America's Choice 300) to $300 (National SingleRate 3000)

A sample of 4 available plans:

Plan
 		Monthly Cost
 		Minutes
 		Extra Minutes
America's Choicesm 300 $34.99 300
 		$0.45
America's Choicesm 3200 $199.99 3200
 		$0.20
National
SingleRatesm 150		 $35 150
 		$0.40
National
SingleRatesm 3000		 $300 3000
 		$0.20





















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 Verizon Wireless is a subsidiary of two companies Verizon Communications & Vodafone.  Verizon is the largest provider of land line and wireless communications in the United States, with 137.6 million access line equivalents and 34.6 million wireless customers.
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Is there evidence of conglomeratization? Yes there is evidence of conglomeratization in the Verizon Corporation.  They have not only land line phones, but also wireless, and they have some sports and music arenas also.
Is there evidence of globalization?
Yes there is evidence of globalization.  The Verizon Corporation focused on the United States, but they have companies overseas.  they serve the U.S. and 13 other countries.  they have 3.2 million residential, and 8.7 million wireless customers overseas.
Is there evidence of vertical integration?
Yes there is evidence of vertical integration.  They have their name on arenas, wireless products, and phone companies.  They also help kids to read, with their program Verizon Reads.  They want to improve the lives of Americans with low literacy skills.
Is there evidence of horizontal integration? Yes there is evidence of  horizontal integration.   Verizon  Wireless "rents" out other companies wireless towers to help make their signal  stronger.
Any examples of media synergy? No there aren't any examples of media synergy in the Verizon Corporation.