  Jerm
join:2000-04-10 Richland, WA | boo...
Caps are da sux... |
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  en102 Canadian, eh?
join:2001-01-26 Valencia, CA | Agreed.
Since VZW's TOS states that connecting to corporate Intranets are OK, I wonder if I set up VPN to my home (or work), and used the connection that way for VoIP/video, etc. |
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 brianiscool
join:2000-08-16 Miami, FL | Could this be bypassed if you use http tunnelings or VPN? |
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  alex1997
@census.gov | It is TIME
It is time for the affected users to join forces and sue them for false advertising. Unlimited HAS TO BE UNLIMITED... and if they are going to limit the use it has to be splicit. The crap in 8 font in the TOS needs to be terminated. |
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 slavato
join:2004-08-16 Woodmere, NY | reply to brianiscool Re: boo...
x 2 |
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 TheOtherPete
join:2001-06-28 Boyds, MD
| BS!
From the letter: "It cannot be used with any machine-to-machine applications"
I'm pretty sure all applications are machine to machine unless there are humans with RJ45 jacks built-in that can also speak IP fluently.
Caps suck - they should be sued and forced to remove "Unlimited" from the service name. |
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 b10010011 Whats a Posting tag?
join:2004-09-07 Bellingham, WA
·Comcast Formerly ..
| Unlimited
un·lim·it·ed adj.
1. Having no restrictions or controls: an unlimited travel ticket. 2. Having or seeming to have no boundaries; infinite: an unlimited horizon. 3. Without qualification or exception; absolute: unlimited self-confidence. |
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 Semi751
join:2006-01-03 Waddy, KY
| reply to Jerm Re: boo...
Oddly enough Sprint is going in the complete opposite direction ensuring customers that streaming video and gaming is perfectly fine with thier service. They also announced an evdo to wifi router in conjuction with LynkSys to be released the second half of this year. Talk about extreme differences in the adoption of new services.
The test will be when this technology is widely accepted at to whether it will be too much load on the towers. |
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  jjoshua Premium join:2001-06-01 Scotch Plains, NJ | As Fulton J. Sheen said...
The big print giveth... The tiny print taketh away... |
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  tempanon
| What about Sprint,we need network neutrality
Sprint doesn't seem to do that though, I read somewhere online that a person used 4gb because he was sharing his ev-do card with multiple computers.
Sprint's Terms of Service(TOS) aren't as restricitve as Verizon it seems. I think the title should be "Enjoy Verizon Ev-do,but not too much".
NETWORK NEUTRAILITY- this is a great point about Ev-do becuase the telcos- DO impair and blaOk access to certain websites, but I am sure they wouldn't do that for their own content!, Mind you Cingular and Verizon.
If we have a network neutrality bill it may cut that behavior of cutting of subscibers who pay Top dollar($80 plus taxes and surchages are a lot) for internet access.
Although I don't have ev-do I am hoping on getting it later this year about revision A comes in a smart phone such as the ppc-6700 which can be bough on ebay for under $200 and with activation fee waived. The reason I won t get is because of the 2 year contract. If ev-do revision A comes out then I wouldn't mind getting a smartphone that I could use on my laptop becuase I would be much less concerned about singing a 2 year contract. Why sign a 2 year contract when ev-doa is coming out, |
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 ke4pym
join:2004-07-24 Charlotte, NC
·Verizon BroadbandA..
·Packet8
·RoadRunner Cable
| reply to Semi751 Re: boo...
said by Semi751 :Oddly enough Sprint is going in the complete opposite direction ensuring customers that streaming video and gaming is perfectly fine with thier service. They also announced an evdo to wifi router in conjuction with LynkSys to be released the second half of this year. Talk about extreme differences in the adoption of new services. The test will be when this technology is widely accepted at to whether it will be too much load on the towers. I noticed this as well when researching wireless internet access this past weekend. Sprint actually wants you to use the network.
Verizon on the other hand - doesn't. If you use video or audio streaming of _any_ kind (even over VPN) they'll can you for it. And quickly, too.
Which sucks. Because Sprint, Verizon and Alltel are the only three offering EV-DO(nt) around here. AT&T/Cingular are still on the old system at around 300kbps.
I think I'll wait a little longer before I get this & cell service. |
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  qdemn7 Smurf in My Loop Premium join:2003-09-16 Fort Worth, TX
| reply to b10010011 Re: Unlimited
said by b10010011 :un·lim·it·ed adj. 1. Having no restrictions or controls: an unlimited travel ticket. 2. Having or seeming to have no boundaries; infinite: an unlimited horizon. 3. Without qualification or exception; absolute: unlimited self-confidence. Oh, c'mon. Unlimited only means "unlimited" until they say so. 
"Unlimited" Marketing, you bet. "Unlimited" Bull****, absolutely. "Unlimited" Use, uh-uh. -- We want the Republicans out of our bedroom and the Democrats out of our wallet and both out of our First and Second Amendment rights." - Alan Nathan |
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  winterforge Premium join:2000-07-23 Seattle, WA clubs: 
| reply to b10010011 said by b10010011 :un·lim·it·ed adj. 2. Having or seeming to have no boundaries; infinite: an unlimited horizon. Keyword in bold -- "Curiosity killed the cat, but for a while I was a suspect." - Steven Wright |
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  BillRoland Premium join:2001-01-21 Ocala, FL clubs:
·Cox HSI
1 edit | reply to Semi751 Re: boo...
said by Semi751 :Oddly enough Sprint is going in the complete opposite direction ensuring customers that streaming video and gaming is perfectly fine with thier service. They also announced an evdo to wifi router in conjuction with LynkSys to be released the second half of this year. Talk about extreme differences in the adoption of new services. The test will be when this technology is widely accepted at to whether it will be too much load on the towers. Not exactly. »[Sprint] Power vision streaming time limit? EDIT: It can be argued that the point of that is not so much about your battery, but to inhibit streaming from soaking up bandwidth. Also, unless they changed it in the last few days, they compress images so that they look awful.
When we got our card the rep told me that they could impose restrictions "at any time" to "protect our network bandwidth from hogging."
-- "Don't steal. The government hates competition." |
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 ricep5 Premium join:2000-08-07 Jacksonville, FL
·AT&T Southeast
·AT&T CallVantage
·VoicePulse
·Comcast Formerly ..
| File a complaint....
Here is the link to the FTC to start filing complaints on "unlimited"
»https://rn.ftc.gov/pls/dod/wsolcq$.start···RG_CODE=
Have at it!
"While the FTC does not resolve individual consumer problems, your complaint helps us investigate fraud, and can lead to law enforcement action." |
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  AmeritecTech Change we can believe in, 1922 Premium join:2002-09-06 Houston, TX | Sprint
Using EVDO capable handset, 50 if you do not subscribe to voice service, or 40 if you do. |
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  nothing00
join:2001-06-10 Centereach, NY
| reply to winterforge Re: Unlimited
said by winterforge :said by b10010011 :un·lim·it·ed adj. 2. Having or seeming to have no boundaries; infinite: an unlimited horizon. Keyword in bold Awful point. You choose one word out of three meanings and it isn't even correct. Certainly seems to have limits to lots of users. |
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 ronmax8
join:2001-02-07 Clarksburg, MD | I guess my letter is on the way
I'm using sling to both my pda phone and my laptop, (thank god my contract is up with verizon) the day i get the letter i'm going to sprint |
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  You Know
@gte.net | This is all part of their planned merger with Comcast
Their definition of unlimited looks a lot like Comcasts. |
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  CCTVTech Premium join:2003-04-23 Phoenix, AZ clubs:
·Integra Telecom
·Cox HSI
·Qwest.net
·GoDaddy Hosting
| unlimited means unlimited
-bof rant- I am so sick of this crap!
I want: Not Just Unlimited Access To Their Service, Unlimited BANDWIDTH! Run whatever services I flippin want. If I want to download 1 TB of just 1's and 0's then flippin let me. -eof rant-
And where the f*** is my fiber connection?
I have a 7mb connection with only 1mb up this sucks for vpn's and security camera servers. |
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