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I have been grandfathered unlimited on data with all our business phones for years here at our company.
I just went online and switched to unlimited and it's saving me about $30/month from my previous plan which was 24GB per month.
So they are finally bringing it back but doing what other carriers are doing. Basically if you go over 22 or 26 gigs you might get throttled down to slower speeds pending network usage.
Regardless I just switched anyhow because I use a tad under that but pay a ton so it was worth it for me to switch the plan over. Plus they aren't charged data for streaming hd videos and what not like t-mobile is doing so it's a good deal.
I already get throttled down ....I have 24g plan.....but I put it on what they call "safety mode".....so once we hit the 24g.....it automatically throttles it down until the billing cycle is up. I never have an overage with it in this mode. So sounds like I can get basicly the same thing but save a few bucks......we'll see
I have been grandfathered unlimited on data with all our business phones for years here at our company.
What are your guys plans? Im thinking of switching to Verizon from ATt.
We currently pay 250 a month for 3 phones and 25 gigs. Part of our bill is paying off the last little bit of the Iphone 6s and an iphone 5. i think around 70 bux for that. So i guess im paying 175 a month for three phones? Are you guys seeing better rates?
$210 for the (now) unlimited, 3 lines. I'm financing 2 of the phones and one has equip protection, so the entire bill will be about $260
Wish I never gave up that one. You probably don't get throttled down I assume?
I had unlimited data years ago, but when we upgraded phones, they said we had to switch to the newer data plans, and unlimited was not available on those phones. sounds like I got screwed.
What are your guys plans? Im thinking of switching to Verizon from ATt.
We currently pay 250 a month for 3 phones and 25 gigs. Part of our bill is paying off the last little bit of the Iphone 6s and an iphone 5. i think around 70 bux for that. So i guess im paying 175 a month for three phones? Are you guys seeing better rates?
I'm paying $200 for three phones with unlimited data as of today lol.
I'm paying $200 for three phones with unlimited data as of today lol.
phones are paid for? or still paying on them?
I pay half of that for 3 phones unlimited. In 2 different area codes.
Two phones are paid for and the other is $27/month which is included in the $200.
Boost mobile?
Does that not contradict the unlimited part?So they are finally bringing it back but doing what other carriers are doing. Basically if you go over 22 or 26 gigs you might get throttled down to slower speeds pending network usage.
Regardless I just switched anyhow because I use a tad under that but pay a ton so it was worth it for me to switch the plan over. Plus they aren't charged data for streaming hd videos and what not like t-mobile is doing so it's a good deal.
T-Mobile seems to be just a bit cheaper for what appears to be pretty much the same plan Verizon offers. Flat 160 a month which includes taxes and fees.
I jus switched. Saved me a few bucks too. You guys have me so damn confused in the throttle back thingy. I am jus going to keep using this POS Apple phone and tapashit , til it fucking blows up. [emoji12][emoji202]
It just means your Unlimited data is not 4G (fastest network) unlimited. The fastest speed is actually limited. As I read it Hot Spot speeds are also reduced.
Fine print. I really don't know how this affects Verizon. I know with AT&T I was yelling Mother Fucker at the phone after a week into the new billing cycle. Past 2 years I have 20G double your data special to 40G with rollover. Shared over 5 phones, x2 plans. 10 phones total. I spend about $600 a month on phones personal and employee.
I am completely done with stupid Tapatalk. I just use Google.
It just means your Unlimited data is not 4G (fastest network) unlimited. The fastest speed is actually limited. As I read it Hot Spot speeds are also reduced.
Fine print. I really don't know how this affects Verizon. I know with AT&T I was yelling Mother Fucker at the phone after a week into the new billing cycle. Past 2 years I have 20G double your data special to 40G with rollover. Shared over 5 phones, x2 plans. 10 phones total. I spend about $600 a month on phones personal and employee.
I am completely done with stupid Tapatalk. I just use Google.
How about LA Cellular, .90 a minute!
I I convinced my parents to get me a cell phone when I was sixteen (1997), I think it was airtouch. I had a total of 20 minutes allowed per month, and I remember getting in trouble for talking well over that amount. I also remember the phone getting too hot to touch if I talked for more than 15 minutes at a time...I don't change phone numbers, or carriers.
Same number, and same carrier since the shoebox phone days, back when Verizon was AirTouch.
Hell yes, .49 a minute for local calls :thumbsup
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