Now I know I'll be in the minority here, but what's the point of trying to fight it? All the wireless carriers are going to do it eventually and let's face it 5GB isn't unlimited...it's less limited than what is currently on the table(2GB & 4GB data caps). So what's the big deal? I usually come in at about 1.2GB/month and was high on 1.8GB one month. I think that most people that are scrambling to worry about this don't have much to worry about. Yes it would be nice if VZW kept up the farce of limitless wireless data, but they're not. I pay verizon for better coverage and that's about it, they're not exactly the cheapest player out there. I like my service and I for one just plan on keeping a level head and purchasing the best plan for me if/when that time comes.
I pay for unlimited, I use well over 5gb's a month, that's without tethering. I have high speed internet at home and work, but I like to download via torrent while I'm gone. (I know, I can use a remote app but I don't use a desktop and my laptop is with me almost all the time) Sprint has unlimited, but they will probably be in the same boat as AT&T and Verizon soon enough. I would find it acceptable for the majority of people who use the phone just for browsing, and email, but I'd like to have unlimited so when we DO get netflix, I won't have any worries. Those things eat up bandwidth quickly.