The only thing I would worry about using that much data is the harder transition it will be when the time comes to switch to tiered data once the rug is pulled out from under us. I am actually doing the opposite, to see if I could realistically go to a tiered data plan. Not that I want to, but with all of my lines on different end dates, there's no way I am paying full price for a phone.
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I'm not overly worried about that. Verizon has said they won't take away unlimited from those that are grandfathered in. So as long as I buy my phones outright, which I do anyway because I switch phones every few months, I will be consuming large amounts of data for ages to come. Lol.
Nice thread, now I'm really concerned about the usage. I'm getting the Note II in a couple of days and transferring over from Sprint. I have an EVO 4G right now and the plan is up. What pissed me off about Sprint was the fact that even though they advertised "Unlimited Data" I was never able to take advantage of it since I was NEVER able to pull a 4G signal. The 3G coverage was horrible too.
Now that I'm set to have the Note activated in a couple of days with the 4GB limit package, I'm a little worried it won't be enough, especially after reading some of these posts. I went with Verizon for its coverage, but after thinking about it and seeing that T-Mobile has the Note II and unlimited 4G, I'm not so sure Verizon is the way to go.
I plan on using the phone during the day at work. I have verified that AT&T and Sprint get Zero 4G reception in the office, but Verizon does pull in a signal. T-Mobile is unknown, however their coverage map shows excellent 4G coverage (but then again so did Sprint's when I got the EVO)
I would be paying about $97 with Verizon 4GB with company discount and $90 with T-Mobile unlimited and no discount. The only wild card is if I can get a T-Mobile signal in the office.
Any comments/suggestions?
I would not trust that at all
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Not true about the grandfathering older plans. I have had the same plan for well over 8 years ( 4 phones - 2 smart and 2 regular. We share 700 minutes and unlimited texts.). I had unlimited data until today when I upgraded to a droid Razr from my old Samsung Fascinate. Now I get 2 GB and the Hubs still has Unlimited. Bought phone online from Verizon-wireless. I can only buy my phones there or from verizon stores since I have a business plan.
Nice thread, now I'm really concerned about the usage. I'm getting the Note II in a couple of days and transferring over from Sprint. I have an EVO 4G right now and the plan is up. What pissed me off about Sprint was the fact that even though they advertised "Unlimited Data" I was never able to take advantage of it since I was NEVER able to pull a 4G signal. The 3G coverage was horrible too.
Now that I'm set to have the Note activated in a couple of days with the 4GB limit package, I'm a little worried it won't be enough, especially after reading some of these posts. I went with Verizon for its coverage, but after thinking about it and seeing that T-Mobile has the Note II and unlimited 4G, I'm not so sure Verizon is the way to go.
I plan on using the phone during the day at work. I have verified that AT&T and Sprint get Zero 4G reception in the office, but Verizon does pull in a signal. T-Mobile is unknown, however their coverage map shows excellent 4G coverage (but then again so did Sprint's when I got the EVO)
I would be paying about $97 with Verizon 4GB with company discount and $90 with T-Mobile unlimited and no discount. The only wild card is if I can get a T-Mobile signal in the office.
Any comments/suggestions?