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07/31/2011 05:58:34 PM · #1 |
Ok I've been with verizon for a while. So now I see they are going the same way as AT&T and getting rid of unlimited data. If you already have unlimited data, do you think they will grandfather me in? Or should I go ahead and jump on my wife's sprint plan?
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07/31/2011 06:23:03 PM · #2 |
I'm sure you're good until the end of your contract, then they'll probably make you choose one of their options. I'd drop by a Verizon store and ask them how it's going to work if you already have unlimited data.
Message edited by author 2011-07-31 18:23:20. |
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07/31/2011 06:27:50 PM · #3 |
| Sounds like you can keep your unlimited plan per this article: news article re Verizon unlimited plan. |
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07/31/2011 08:21:34 PM · #4 |
I understand some of the telcos are allowing unlimited data, but throttling bandwidth at a certain point, usually a few Gigabytes. Might want to inquire about that.
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07/31/2011 10:12:20 PM · #5 |
| I talked with a Verizon guy when I went over my minutes on my voice plan - he helped me with a temporary increase to prevent the overage charges. While talking about that, I asked about the unlimited data and he said as long as I stay with Verizon I'll keep my unlimited data. They are indeed grandfathering those who've had that on their plan, at least for now! |
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07/31/2011 11:07:07 PM · #6 |
Guess I'll go to the store tomorrow and ask. The wife thinks it would be cheaper overall if I switched to Sprint with her. But I like my droid 2 and don't see a whole lot at Sprint that would I be happy with
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