I am not sure does anyone in world offers unlimited on cellphone. And i would really like for mobile internet to become standard so we can completely get rid of fixed lines and use it strictly for commercial purposes like hosting.
But offering high speeds with few GB of bandwidth is a joke.
Crickett wireless has a new unlimited plan and they are 4g. It's a child company of ATT and uses their network. The only draw back is you can't tether on their unlimited plan.
I have their pro plan with 20 gigs data but it allows tethering which is the only reason I don't switch to the unlimited plan.
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I have it on my t-mobile business account but like others it's from like 5 years ago. So when I get a new phone or add a line I have to be super clear with then NOT to change my plan.
I made the mistake of changing phones and dropped mine. My wife will never give hers up.
I see ads for tmobile unlimited all the time, whats the catch?
I'm pretty sure T-Mobile throttles on their unlimited plan, but I'm not sure to how little and after how much data.
I'm on their 6g/month data plan, but rarely use up too much of it because they have video (YouTube, Netflix, etc.) AND music (Google Play Music, Spotify, Pandora) apps for free use (no data cost).
I'm pretty sure T-Mobile throttles on their unlimited plan, but I'm not sure to how little and after how much data.
I'm on their 6g/month data plan, but rarely use up too much of it because they have video (YouTube, Netflix, etc.) AND music (Google Play Music, Spotify, Pandora) apps for free use (no data cost).
That is how it works here, you are on 225 MBit speed as default, and when you spend bandwidth for example 3 gb, your speed drops to 64k speed but you have unlimited bandwidth then.
My data is throttled out the gate right away because I use a verizon prepaid mvno for my telephone so I only get 5GB of 4G and the 4G is only 4MB and not 50 or whatever postpaid verizon customers get (not sure of what prepaid verizon lines get)
I thought that the grandfathered unlimited 4G lines through Verizon were being culled from the herd... I could be wrong about that. I read awhile back that they were getting rid of that even for grandfathered motherfuckers. The one I had was disconnected six months or so ago but I use to use 100s of gigs monthly and it was 20MB up to 70MB
Meanwhile I'm using Verizon 3G to supply the whole place with internet here where I am and it's pretty horribly slow, but, it is free and it NEVER drops .. it's a very solid connection. Ping times are 70-90ms so it's not terrible. Uploading kind of kills the usefulness of the whole connection, though
If this guy I know will let me use an unlimited 4G line on his Verizon account I'd probably be willing to pay $100 maybe even $200 monthly - the only concern is, I would not want to get him kicked off of there by tethering and everything
I did as well but what they call unlimited doesn't seem to be
Then I put 2016 before the query and it still keeps bringing up old shit ... I forget how to do the advanced search , I guess I better remember though
I think t-mobile is going to be pretty good with shit like this fairly soon but not where I am
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