AT&T to Throttle Heaviest Data Hogs
Top message: What a deal! by island-guy
Replying to: Re: What a deal! by island-guy
Re: What a deal!
There's no distinction? There most certainly is.
One is a data connect card, meant to provide a computer with data access.
The other is a phone.
Your post really had nothing to do with the topic at all other than to voice a half a**ed opinion that only marginally had something in common with the article simply because "you use data". You aren't even effected by this. You have a hard cap meanning at 2GB and 5GB respectivly for each service, you get charged overages. What's happening here is that instead of overages, after so much high usage the plan speed will be throttled.
Your argument is moot simply because...yeah. They do send you notices for overages on handsets and data connect lines. And? You use over the plan, you pay.
That's in your contract.
What's the point of your rebuttal to the article?
One is a data connect card, meant to provide a computer with data access.
The other is a phone.
Your post really had nothing to do with the topic at all other than to voice a half a**ed opinion that only marginally had something in common with the article simply because "you use data". You aren't even effected by this. You have a hard cap meanning at 2GB and 5GB respectivly for each service, you get charged overages. What's happening here is that instead of overages, after so much high usage the plan speed will be throttled.
Your argument is moot simply because...yeah. They do send you notices for overages on handsets and data connect lines. And? You use over the plan, you pay.
That's in your contract.
What's the point of your rebuttal to the article?
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