Is it true that Verizon is getting rid of the grandfathered unlimited plans?
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Is it true that Verizon is getting rid of the grandfathered unlimited plans?
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Is it true that Verizon is getting rid of the grandfathered unlimited plans?
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I have not heard that as being a fact yet. Better not, its not the contract I signed.
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I think it will happen eventually now that AT&T has effectively eliminated their unlimited plans. I don't think Verizon will do this until the Spectrum crunch starts happening. Right now they have plenty of extra bandwidth for LTE. The only issues they have right now are in their 3G network that is overloaded in some places, but they have throttling in place the help where needed.
The big change will happen when an iPhone is released that supports LTE. This will pretty much gobble up the extra LTE bandwidth. I think by then Verizon will put limits on their unlimited plans. I doubt they will eliminate them, I think they will just introduce throttling limits like AT&T.
Those who want unlimited I guess can go to Sprint. But in my area being on Sprint is like being throttled all the time.
Is it true that Verizon is getting rid of the grandfathered unlimited plans?
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Doesn't matter what your "contract" is that you signed. When you signed it, in the fine print it states that VZW can change it whenever they want for no reason.