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BF69
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join:2004-07-28
Camden, TN

reply to io chico

Re: Give me Unlimited!

said by io chico:

Agreed. Unlimited data is the only reason I stay with Sprint. I have a choice of two carriers where I live and AT&T is 3x faster, but Sprint is unlimited. I don't care about speed if I can't use my phone past the 3rd week of the month.

And even if Sprint offered "unlimited" 4G in my area I wouldn't go with the because I know "unlimited" is complete bullshit. I'd rather a company be honest form the start. Not tell me unlimited but really it's 2 GB then throttled to dail-up speed afterwards.

Chuck_IV

join:2003-11-18
New Milford, CT

I've gone well over 2Gig many times and never ever been throttled as a normal user, as long as I am on a Sprint network. I can't speak for the tethring based cards tho



MovieLover76

join:2009-09-11
kudos:1

reply to BF69
Sprint doesn't throttle, your thinking of t-mobile's old unlimited plans, with X mb up to 4G speeds, which they still have in addition to the new truly unlimited and non-throttled 4G plan.



n2jtx

join:2001-01-13
Glen Head, NY

said by MovieLover76:

Sprint doesn't throttle

They don't have to purposely do it. With the speeds I am getting in the neighborhood of around 200K/sec it might as well be throttled officially.
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Jerm

join:2000-04-10
Richland, WA
kudos:2

reply to BF69

said by BF69:

And even if Sprint ... I know "unlimited" is complete bullshit...Not tell me unlimited but really it's 2 GB then throttled to dail-up speed afterwards.

BF69 you got ATT confused with Sprint.

»www.youtube.com/watch?v=XW5aEQzTcW0


The only sense in which Sprint does "throttle" per say is based on on current tower useage like any other carrier. Once a tower gets "full" they allow everyone to get an equal slice of the pie. But this metric doesn't take into past data usage.

This is very different from the straight 128kbps cap ATT throws on their "unlimited" users that use too much data.

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