Re: Verizon: How to keep Unlimited Data and get phone on subsidized price
Thanks otwok for your post. I didn't realize Verizon was intending to throttle us until your post.
Although I think we have a loophole for all of us upgrading our phones. Quoted from the article on arstechnica. (I added the emphasis.)
"...When asked to explain the reason for the "minimum contractual commitment" clause, a Verizon spokesperson told Ars the company is focusing the policy on "customers who are still on a month-to-month plan" and have grandfathered unlimited data. "We discontinued offering unlimited plans to new customers in 2011," the spokesperson said."
Once we've upgraded, we should be on contract again and technically would not be throttled if I understand correctly.
Link to article:
Verizon Wireless to slow down users with unlimited 4G LTE plans | Ars Technica
Thanks otwok for your post. I didn't realize Verizon was intending to throttle us until your post.
Although I think we have a loophole for all of us upgrading our phones. Quoted from the article on arstechnica. (I added the emphasis.)
"...When asked to explain the reason for the "minimum contractual commitment" clause, a Verizon spokesperson told Ars the company is focusing the policy on "customers who are still on a month-to-month plan" and have grandfathered unlimited data. "We discontinued offering unlimited plans to new customers in 2011," the spokesperson said."
Once we've upgraded, we should be on contract again and technically would not be throttled if I understand correctly.
Link to article:
Verizon Wireless to slow down users with unlimited 4G LTE plans | Ars Technica
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