DID I BREAK THE RECORD? mobile data via android handset

Is it just me, or does using data not seem at all to be that hard? I pay for my services as well, and don't do anything that would be against the ToS.


wow, i smiled at became sad at the same time, congrats!

but yes i agree, not hard... did 5 gigs in 2 days
 
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So Im at 399,000 kb right now...how many gigs is that? Am I using a lot of data? Is sprint going to harass me?
 
Check this post out:
http://forum.androidcentral.com/htc-evo-4g/51499-what-type-4g-speeds-do-you-get-3.html#post506059

in Los Angeles on a Mac.....

Pretty Cool....

Verizon 4G LTE:



From same location Sprint 4G Wimax Full Bars with EVO HotSpot:


As soon as Sprint puts a limit on the data usage, they will either be forced to lower the price (significantly) or lose a lot of customers to Verizon.

Verizon 4G is around the same price as Sprint right now, but it has the extra $10 per gig fee for going over the limit. So when Verizon has way better coverage, way faster speeds, and costs about the same, there will be no reason to stay with Sprint.

So for all the people saying (or thinking) "People using that much data are the reason we will get a limit on our data..." I say don't worry, if you are paying for unlimited data use it like it's unlimited. And if they want to put a limit on it, then they better lower the price or most of us will just go to Verizon.
 
if they do have a limit I hope we get grandfatherd in.

Better yet don't put a limit.
- sent from Tapatalk Pro on my HTC EVO 4G
 
I used a lot of data myself, but nothing close to what the OP posted. Lol.

Note: Sometimes executives from some of these carriers come onto websites like this just to see what's going on. So, please be careful in bragging about all these data usages.

They might just cut off unlimited data completely... :(
 
I used a lot of data myself, but nothing close to what the OP posted. Lol.

Note: Sometimes executives from some of these carriers come onto websites like this just to see what's going on. So, please be careful in bragging about all these data usages.

They might just cut off unlimited data completely... :(

See my previous post. If they put a limit on data, then they better significantly lower the price. Verizon has way faster 4G right now, with better coverage, for about the same price. They charge $10 per gig extra for going over their limit though. So Sprint better come in at significantly cheaper than Verizon if they decide to put a limit on it.
 
Don't know how true it is but I've heard about people getting their accounts canceled because of consistently going over the 5 gb cap, and the way it was explained to me when I got my phone(this was at a radio shack, so this could be way off base) was 3g was capped at 5 gb but 4g was completely unlimited...

Sent from my EVO on tapatalk PRO
 
Don't know how true it is but I've heard about people getting their accounts canceled because of consistently going over the 5 gb cap, and the way it was explained to me when I got my phone(this was at a radio shack, so this could be way off base) was 3g was capped at 5 gb but 4g was completely unlimited...

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This was a big deal when the Evo was first released... There is not, and never was, a 5GB cap on smartphone data plans, 3G or 4G. The 5GB cap was on USB sticks, data cards, MiFis, etc.


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I'm still having problems understanding why people think you need the hotspot feature added to tether? I realize Sprint sells the service, but plenty of apps do it as well.

Is there legal wording against it? I've never seen this legal wording.
 
I used a lot of data myself, but nothing close to what the OP posted. Lol.

Note: Sometimes executives from some of these carriers come onto websites like this just to see what's going on. So, please be careful in bragging about all these data usages.

They might just cut off unlimited data completely... :(
Executives don't have to troll forums to find out how much data we're using.
 
Executives don't have to troll forums to find out how much data we're using.
Not in reference to data usages only, but everything in general. (i.e. suggestions, bug issues, general complaints, etc etc).
 
Actually he is paying $70 month for data.

Assumptions is basic everything data, rounded to nearest dollar, and no taxes

Voice plan 40
+ data.... 70 30 Data costs per month over a voice only plan
+ 4G....... 80 10
+ hotspot 110 30

Monthly total $110, $70 Data charges total per month.

He is spotting Sprint at least $110 per month [$140 for unlimited voice].

Guessing little voice usage per month given the time to move 50+GB/mo. Point is he paid $40 to $70 a month for minutes which was likely underutilized.

My estimate is Sprint is still making a profit on the above 'record holder'.
 
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sign in to your account on sprint.com . It will show you how many minutes, text, data, and some other stuff you have used.