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  trebzon
join:2001-09-03 Grandville, MI | Re: Not meant to be your primary connection
Well at least it gives me a good way to get out of my TOS. They won't let me out and I have 5 months left. No prorating either. I guess my best bet is to set it to downloading Gutenburg on a roaming network. | |
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 Doug135
join:2008-01-12 Laredo, TX clubs:
·AT&T Southwest
| Its a mobile internet connection, that's why you have a HSI connection at home or at your office. I think the most you should really use it for is checking/sending email or light browsing. I have the unlimited media net plan from AT&T and I barely used 30MB last month. I really don't see how some one can go over 5GB a month. | |
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 |   dvd536 as Mr. Pink as they come Premium join:2001-04-27 Phoenix, AZ
| Re: Not meant to be your primary connection said by Doug135 :I really don't see how some one can go over 5GB a month. Tethering. if you don't have broadband in your area and use your phone as a modem, its EASY to blow five gigabytes. -- You can never be too rich, too thin or have too much Bandwidth | |
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 |  |   Dogfather Premium join:2007-12-26 Laguna Hills, CA | Re: Not meant to be your primary connection Which goes back to my point that it's not meant to be your primary connection.
And it's not easy to blow five GB unless you are engaged in activities prohibited by AT&T's TOS/AUP. | |
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 |  |  |  patcat88
join:2002-04-05 Jamaica, NY | Re: Not meant to be your primary connection What about high-def flash? Flash is web browsing right? Its in a browser. | |
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 |  |  |  |   Dogfather Premium join:2007-12-26 Laguna Hills, CA 1 edit | Re: Not meant to be your primary connection 5GB of Flash? Uh huh. Go explain that to AT&T and see if they go for it. | |
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  comcastuser
@comcast.net
| Why would you pay 50+ dollars a month for 30 mb of data. I wouldn't. And a broadband connection at home on top of it. I don't have or need to blow that kind of money. It's just another overpriced feature that most people can't afford. And, most of these add-ons, or additional features by Verizon and Att aren't worth the ridiculous price they ask. | |
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