Beginning Friday (Oct 16) the carrier raised its "unlimited" plan cost by $10 and announced that it will begin throttling users at 23 Gb of usage. ---> CNet article
Sprint drops "truly unlimited" policy and raises data rates $10
Discussion in 'Cellular - Voice - Data' started by Dieselboss, Oct 19, 2015.
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Not cool.
Getting nickeled and dimed to death on every front now -
No loss, their Data Connection and Speeds are worthless anyways.
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AT&T has been doing this for the last couple of months. I haven't noticed any difference in speed. Netflix and Amazon Prime movies most nights on the road. 40 to 50 gb a month..
The only issues I've been having is I think some flying J's run some sort of a jammer or data blocker. So we have to use their wifi. Can't prove it. I wouldn't put it past them.truckon and double yellow Thank this. -
$10 more is still cheaper then what I was paying originally. I haven't seen the increase in my bill yet. -
I gave Sprint the boot after over 12 years with them... For the past 2 years have had Verizon, best thing I have ever done... Verizon is pricey but you get what you pay for.
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They've got to do some fund raising to update their services. Verizon does it seems they all do it
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Was looking at keeping a Verizon line for voice at $15/mo and switching my data (two different devices) to either Sprint or T-Mobile unlimited plan. Verizon is just running me too much for data but I love their national footprint.
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Verizon was charging me $155 a month for unlimited data and unlimited everything for a single phone. It got so bad I ended up canceling my verizon and going with Straight talk through AT&T for $45 a month
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I use straight talk through verizon......$45 a month...works for me
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