They are saying that you have used 3GB of data. This has nothing to do with
limits. As a result of this amount of data use they think that you are
tethering. Go to an AT&T store and show them that you have been streaming
from Netflix and they should fix it.
*Rich Raiff*
On Tue, Mar 26, 2013 at 7:21 PM, Jim Saklad <jimdoc@icloud.com> wrote:
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> >>> I didn't get this until I started watching a lot of Netflix on my
> phone while out of town. which first I got a text says I have used 3GB of
> an unlimited plan. Which makes no sense how can I use 3GB of unlimited.
> Anyone have any thoughts?
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> >> My thought is that "3GB of unlimited" makes perfect sense....
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> >> What part is unclear to you?
> >> That your plan is "Unlimited"?
> >> Or that you have used 3GB?
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> > Not to speak for anyone but I don't get it either. My interpretation is
> that AT&T is trying to say that even though we have unlimited, they still
> put a limit on it. I've always said unlimited means no limits.
> > Alice
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> Where do you get that impression?
> I mean, I can see nothing in these actual words that even imply
> limitation, let alone state it outright.
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