Verizon Prepaid Adds Cheaper Bridge Data for $99 Moto G

Verizon which formerly did not allow prepaid users to roll-over unused data, announced the new Allset prepaid pricing plans with lower prices but less data and
a new rollover bridge option for ninety days.
The plans start at $35 for basic phone and $45 for smartphones with 500MB of data both with unlimited voice and texting.  Addition data is added via bridge data
Bridge Data Options:

• 500 MB for $5 with 30-day expiration
• 1 GB for $10 with 90-day expiration
• 3 GB for $20 with 90-day expiration

Some data rolls over for another ninety days only.
Included in the plans are unlimited texting to Canada, Mexico and Puerto Rico
Smartphone users on Allset plans also allow for mobile hotspot.
As a promotion new customers on the $45 Allset plans get 1,000 minutes a month for international long distance calling to Canada and Mexico for a limited time.
Possible phones to use with the plans are the Moto G, iPhone 4/4s.  Note these prepaid plans are 3G data not the faster 4G LTE.  The data will be slower than the data on new Share Everything Plans.