What? An unlimited 5MB plan? That's nuts. Limiting to 5MB makes the plan limited, at least to my way of thinking and the definition in the dictionary.
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Just FWIW, FYI, my son received a new iPhone 4S for Christmas this year - he received a text from AT&T in December that if he used much more data on his "unlimited" plan, his download speeds would go down. On investigating with an AT&T agent, we were told that for his "unlimited" phone data, it really meant that 1) he could use only 5 GB/month, and that 2) if he went over this, his download speeds would decrease until the end of the billing period. There was an option available for I think an additional $10/month, to increase this "unlimited" plan to to 10 GB/month.Dick Johnson------------------------------------Richard E Johnson, ScM, MD, DABASo I have held onto my unlimited data for years. How important when I average 500M? Plan allows for 1G. Over 1G another $15. So those who have changed have you regretted it?
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Claudia Satori
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