ldopa
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I go through around 10gb of data a month (youtube, netflix etc..) I need my unlimited data. The reason being i dont have wifi at my apt
From my Liberated DROID2 at 1.25ghz
From my Liberated DROID2 at 1.25ghz
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I go through around 10gb of data a month (youtube, netflix etc..) I need my unlimited data. The reason being i dont have wifi at my apt
From my Liberated DROID2 at 1.25ghz
That would be nice. Unlimited 4g for 20 years. I like the sound of that. I realize Verizon has to respect our contract. I know my dad had T-Mobile for a long time on an old family plan and every time he called in they wanted him to upgrade but if he did he would lose 500 minutes so he never did.
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Anyone that has a unlimited data plan will be grandfathered in for your commitment period. Contracts of 2 years will be held will unlimited plans unless a change of rate plan is made to the account from what i am getting.my wife just went back to an unlimited plan and i have the OLD 150 mb for $15 per month, does that mean that if i switch to an unlimited plan soon, then i will be grandfathered in and they cant screw me over?
So short answer yes.
Hey,
I have a friend who works at Verizon and he said when you sign up for a contract with Verizon (say 2years) you are actually locked in for a period of 20 years. After your two years is up, it goes to a month by month but they can't change any of your plan or the pricing for another 18 years. The only way you would lose whatever great deal or package you are on within the 2 years or the rest of the 18 years is if YOU would call and request a different package or an addition to your package. I thought it sounded odd, but I called Verizon (611) and 5 different reps confirmed what he said. You are on a 2 year contract, but after the end of your contract it is a month by month with everything staying the same for another 18 years.
Right. Its not like we'll always keep the unlimited 4G after the 2 years of unlimited, but who knows, maybe two years from now Verizon will decided that unlimited 4G IS the direction they want to go (hell maybe, 5G will be looming by then with the way tech goes)
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