Re: Sprint Caps Increasing, Price [For Some] Decreasing

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Steve Mehs Gun Control Is Using A Steady Hand Premium join:2005-07-16	reply to dib22 Re: Sprint Caps Increasing, Price [For Some] Decreasing Time Warner Cable The way I read it is Road Runner Mobile has no caps at all, 3G, 4G or combined on the National Elite Plan for $50 or $60, depending on what other services you have. Only downside is they charge for roaming »mobileservices.timewarnercable.c···lite.jsp They also offer a 4G only plan for $40 and a 250MB capped 3G/4G plan for $20 Comcast’s XFinity 2 Go has a 5GB cap for 3G on their 3G/4G plan, but appears to be Unlimited for 4G. Comcast allows for 100MB of roaming data though, whereas TW doesn’t. »customer.comcast.com/Pages/FAQVi···5e9be609 -- First Osama Bin Laden and now Steve Jobs, 2011 is turning out to be a great year afterall.
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dib22 join:2002-01-27 Kansas City, MO	said by Steve Mehs: Time Warner Cable Comcast’s XFinity 2 Go I wonder if you have to be in their cable territory to order?
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criggs join:2000-07-14 New York, NY Reviews: ·Millenicom	said by dib22: I wonder if you have to be in their cable territory to order? Not only do you have to be in their territory; you also have to already be a Time Warner Cable customer unfortunately. At the bottom of »mobileservices.timewarnercable.c···ans.html it states "Offer available to residential Time Warner Cable customers." That's a deal-killer for me, since I've found Verizon Fios is somewhat cheaper in my area (midtown Manhattan), and I made the switch about a year ago. Which means I'm still left with only the Wireless 'N' WiFi option, as far as I can tell.
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