Carson Dyle
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- Jul 2, 2012
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I thought the "grandfathered" part of unlimited data was simply still being able to get unlimited data for a fixed price. They don't even sell unlimited accounts any longer, do they?
Really? I've been quite lucky, then. Mine works great.
If you're in one of 5 major cities, it may work OK. Just don't leave town.
how? SPLAIN PLEASE
Stop watching so much porn. Jesus I have 20gb for three lines and hardly go over 5gb as a family.
Hah, 20gb won't even get you half a game these days.
Did 55gb just yesterday alone.
How the fuck does anyone do 25 GB let along 55 GB on a phone? WTF!
Well, now they've blocked FoxFi to boot it seems.
Went back to my NoteII since it has root.
I did a lot of reading up on this when the price hike was first announced. There are folks who say they use 300+ GB -- running their entire home network off the hotspot. One person on Reddit (yeah, I know) claimed to hit up to 700 GB sometimes.
Country folk with no wires from the city either get satellite or cellular data. Last I knew satellite was slower and had data/speed caps.
How the fuck does anyone do 25 GB let along 55 GB on a phone? WTF!
How in the hell can that AT&T rep look themselves in the mirror after pulling this shit!AT&T recently tricked my 65 year old dad into cancelling his $30/mo unlimited plan. An AT&T rep told him that he could save him money by changing plans and that he'd still have unlimited data with the new plan. They moved him to a 2GB/mo plan for $20 with $15 per additional GB. He uses about 15-20GB a month and now has data bills over $200/month.
They refuse to switch him back to his unlimited plan because the rep technically didn't lie (the $20 2GB plan is cheaper than the $30 GB unlimited plan and he can use unlimited data if he pays extra).
He's looking into switching to another provider, but AT&T is the only provider that has good coverage in the rural areas he works in.
Pisses me off.
But when you go past your set allotment you have 2G speed. How do you have more GBs than you are given?
I'm new to smart phones. I have a flip phone right now and plan on buying a smartphone soon.
AT&T recently tricked my 65 year old dad into cancelling his $30/mo unlimited plan. An AT&T rep told him that he could save him money by changing plans and that he'd still have unlimited data with the new plan. They moved him to a 2GB/mo plan for $20 with $15 per additional GB. He uses about 15-20GB a month and now has data bills over $200/month.
They refuse to switch him back to his unlimited plan because the rep technically didn't lie (the $20 2GB plan is cheaper than the $30 GB unlimited plan and he can use unlimited data if he pays extra).
He's looking into switching to another provider, but AT&T is the only provider that has good coverage in the rural areas he works in.
Pisses me off.
How the fuck does anyone do 25 GB let along 55 GB on a phone? WTF!
How the fuck does anyone do 25 GB let along 55 GB on a phone? WTF!
Maybe in PA, but in Phoenix and in the NYC area it's fine.
It does suck in rural areas, though.
T-Mobile sucks everywhere once you get more than 5 miles away from the City/highway. It's pretty sad.
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