T-Mobile Kills Overage Charges, Challenges Others to Follow
Throttled Vs Capped.
I'm hearing a lot of talk about throttling. However, throttling doesn't cease the accessibility of data consumption. It may slow it down but doesn't terminate it.
For those that don't mind slower service, data will still be used and someone will end up paying. I would love to take a peek at the fine print of this new "Uncarrier" proposition of no overages. It sounds like tmobile is trying to parry the wording of price plans to make them seem more attractive yet only limiting what consumers use.
John B.
After going over 500MB, you cannot access the web.
Simple Choice $50 and up - throttled
After going over your data plan, connection slows down.
T-mobile Kills overages on old plans - throttled
Before: $0.10/MB...
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slower service, data will still be used and someone will end up paying.
Once everyone is on a plan, the cost is fixed whether the available system is used or not. Using data is not some expense which must be pa ...
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Existing contracts = valid
Read the fine print.......
once i can gonna try to look ino it a bit more
So everyone gets unlimited everything now?
Blocking data
THis doesnt make sense