Does this break the TOC?
I spoke with a customer service rep yesterday after receiving that 5% message, I asked them what they consider top 5% and for unlimited data plans like I am on she said anything over 2 GB puts you in the top 5% for an unlimited plan.
Honestly thinking of switching to sprint when my 2 yrs is up in June 2012.
Havent seen anyone post this up...so let me be the first to tell you that is not true at all. For awhile i thought if you went over the 2gb, as everyone had experienced, you got the text of being Mr. 5%....till this morning...I emailed Rene Ritchie about this....see picture below...
Read my post from two weeks ago. You get that warning first before you hit the cap, when you're "approaching" 5%. Then after you go over 2GB you get another text and you're throttled.
Last month it was 11GB. What will it be next month?
Do you mean, AT&T is breaking the TOS? If so, I think they are, especially if they are slowing down unlimited data use after or shortly before 2BG of data usage.....
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Does this mean that AT&T is lowering the "imaginary" cap on customers of grandfarthered unlinited data plans.
...If you use more than that than you deserve to be throttled because obviously your streaming netflix. They have to do this in order to make sure everyone has good speeds. People need to get on WIFI more, and I hate the ones that say I don't have it everywhere because practically everywhere has WIFI nowadays
Why are people whining so much? You ARE getting unlimited data...it's just not all at the same speed. Maybe you should take the throttling as a lesson and use Wifi more, for example, or use your phone less. And even if you do go over 2.0 GB or whatever, you still have data access, no? It's not like AT&T removes that completely.
Why are people whining so much? You ARE getting unlimited data...it's just not all at the same speed. Maybe you should take the throttling as a lesson and use Wifi more, for example, or use your phone less. And even if you do go over 2.0 GB or whatever, you still have data access, no? It's not like AT&T removes that completely.
Why would we flame you? Every one has their preference. For some Verizon is better. For some its not