Verizon cracks down on internet customers violating key rule
thestreet.com••technology
Key Points:
- Verizon's 5G home internet service gained 261,000 new customers in Q3 2025, reaching approximately 5.4 million subscribers and generating over $3 billion in annualized revenue, reflecting strong consumer demand amid rising traditional internet costs.
- Many Americans are cutting traditional internet services due to price hikes and hidden fees, with 43% citing increased costs and nearly 75% considering switching providers; fixed wireless access (FWA) internet from Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T is popular for its affordability and availability, especially in rural areas.
- Verizon has started reducing speeds for 5G home internet customers using the service at addresses different from their registered location, enforcing its Terms of Service more strictly to maintain service quality and
