Red Storm
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- Oct 2, 2005
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How badly do they throttle you?
I don't know I had Verizon not AT&T, but I know they do throttle you.
How badly do they throttle you?
My tmobile gets throttled from 4g to relatively fast 3g. Not a big deal, especially for email and calendar updates.
But you don't have true unlimited T-Mobile right? I have the $70 unlimited and it's true unlimited, have gone near 10GB to test it and no throttling.
But you don't have true unlimited T-Mobile right? I have the $70 unlimited and it's true unlimited, have gone near 10GB to test it and no throttling.
Ive done 2 upgrades each for me & my wife and was able to keep my unlimited data on att. Im about to upgrade again. I only avg about 2-3 gbs but sometimes I'll go as high as 4-5gb. I notice I get throttled at about the 3gb range and speeds are practically unbearable. Like 100 kbps according to speedtest.
I think this is a verizon thing. I just went from iphone 4S to LG G2 and kept my unlimited.
With AT&T's unlimited its 3GB for a HSPA device and 5GB for an LTE device. When I upgraded to my S4 they bumped me to the 5GB limit.
Noob here but how do u know?
Unlimited Data on Sprint. No extra charge
Having to use Sprint is the extra charge.
T-Mobile doesn't charge any exorbitant rates for using more than your data cap.Not as much as they make from people who have to pay exorbitant rates to use over 2GB.
I figure once the required infrastructure is built and paid for, it doesn't cost them much more to transfer 20 GB than 2. So why the highway robbery style data fees?
T-Mobile doesn't charge any exorbitant rates for using more than your data cap.
T-Mobile unlimited data is truly unlimited, no throttling involved.
Unlimited Data on Sprint. No extra charge