If what you are saying is true, then it's not an edge plan, but it's also not a typical contract plan. Signing a data contract that "locks in" your data plan for 2 years is fundamentally different than any plan Verizon has offered to date. Every other Verizon contract is for calling only. Text, data, and others are simply features that are not guaranteed and can be removed or changed at any time for any reason by Verizon or the customer. Historically, Verizon hasn't gone the route of removing our changing people's features, so they are no more likely to do it with someone on contact than someone off contact. It sounds to me like you just bought yourself one more subsidy. But once it's time for a new device, you're stuck. No more upgrades and no more unlimited data. It's either go to Tmo or live without unlimited data. To each their own. I'm perfectly OK with paying $450 for a G2 and keeping my unlimited data. It looks to me like the industry is shifting towards the $300-400 off contact phone price, so there may be no need for an "upgrade" in the future. I could worry about the circulating rumor that Verizon is going to take away all unlimited data, or I could just ride it out enjoying my freedom to stream as I please. It would be unprecedented for Verizon to sweep through and take away a feature from any remaining customers who have it, so I think this rumor is simply a rumor.
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