 93388818It's cool, I'm takin it backPremium
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Dallas, TX | reply to sandman_1
Re: actually, it has a name said by sandman_1:Who needs LTE speeds or coverage with these ridiculously low caps lol. They can keep their LTE along with Verizon.
I have LTE and unlimited data on AT&T. Too bad for you, lol. |
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| You have 5GB with the 'unlimited' plan on AT&T LTE (throttled after 5GB)
More info »www.att.com/esupport/datausage.j···0000000U |
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| Unfortunately that's true on AT&T you get device subsidies and throttling after 5GB, since Verizon doesn't throttle 4G atm, you get truly unlimited still, and you can keep it as long as you turn down the subsidy. I'm sure Verizon would have rather gone the throttling route, as it seems to anger less customers and they do it on their 3G network, but the spectrum they use for LTE came with restrictions that they don't seem to be able to get around. At least for the time being, knowing Verizon they will find a way around it eventually. |
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93388818It's cool, I'm takin it backPremium
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Dallas, TX | reply to technologiq
hasn't been an issue for me
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 intellerSociopaths always win.
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Tulsa, OK | so if you didn't have unlimited data you'd be overpaying for data with the exception of that last month. |
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Dallas, TX | said by inteller:so if you didn't have unlimited data you'd be overpaying for data with the exception of that last month.
irrelevant since I do have unlimited data |
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To your post below... keep gloating, Its Only Irrelevant until ATT decides to "kick the pan" even more, change there TOS and drop your 5GB down to 2GB in the near to dear future and stick you with overages or a ridiculous throttle if your a remaining "unlimited" customer. ( don't think for a moment it won't happen.) |
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Dallas, TX | If that happens I'll switch to a plan that makes sense for me |
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intellerSociopaths always win.
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Tulsa, OK | reply to buddahbless
what I can't figure out is why would a person want to give a company twice as much money to them as they should be paying? Don't people like to SAVE money?
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| reply to MovieLover76
said by MovieLover76:I'm sure Verizon would have rather gone the throttling route, as it seems to anger less customers and they do it on their 3G network They don't "throttle" their 3G network. All they are doing is using a fair queuing algorithm during times of congestion that assigns less resources on the forward link to heavy data users. If the EVDO channel/sector you're on isn't congested you won't see any noticeable impact whatsoever.
I use >5GB on a regular basis and the only impact I've seen from this supposed "throttling" is the occasional slowdown to 40kbit/s to 80kbit/s. I've never seen one of these slowdowns last more than a minute or two; I would attribute them to other users loading webpages/downloading files.
Personally I don't see a problem with what Verizon is doing. Someone who sparingly uses their phone gets faster webpage loads and I can consume all the bandwidth I want without impacting them. |
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
you think you have unlimited data!! |
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inteller - not correct, he would be paying the same, he exceeds the 300mb plan all the time, the next plan up is 3GB at you guessed it - 30.00 a month, in jun he would have paid an overage charge |
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