Is it automatic throttling right when you hit 22GB, or is it "de-prioritization" which may or may not slow you down depending on how many connections a tower has at that moment?
Is this a trap? I've still got a grandfathered unlimited plan (we heavily use the PDANet / FoxFi for wifi teather, and use about 20-35 GB per month).
Also, what does the $80/ month actually include for a single line? Is that all-inclusive, or is that just a portion of the bill, and there are other costs, fees, taxes, etc?
Still a rip. I have 3 lines on tmo with unlimited HS data and unlimited everything for around 150 and that includes all taxes and fees. I stayed on an older customized plan from a few years ago. I opted out of the 480p streaming on these devices as I have unlimited HS data on them.
Plans never include tax and fees since those vary by where you live. VZW also confirmed that it is cell tower de-prioritization and not throttling once you hit 22GB.
Standard sales tax I understand. All the random regulatory charges, service fees, surcharges that make it impossible to go to their website and figure out how much an "$80 plan" actually costs is what's confusing for Verizon.
I've got another line that's on ATT GoPhone that's $25/month + sales tax and so it costs $27/month (8% sales tax here). This is on their nationwide website, it shouldn't matter where you live, the sales tax is the only thing that changes based on location.
From $30 grandfathered to $80. Ouch.
It's $80 for voice, text, and data. When did Verizon have a complete unlimited voice, text and data plan for $30?
Oops that's right. I think it was $60 + text plan for limited minutes too.It's $80 for voice, text, and data. When did Verizon have a complete unlimited voice, text and data plan for $30?
Plans never include tax and fees since those vary by where you live. VZW also confirmed that it is cell tower de-prioritization and not throttling once you hit 22GB.
Doesn't the new T-Mobile One plan include taxes and fees?
Doesn't the new T-Mobile One plan include taxes and fees?
at&t had better copy this or I'm headed to vz.
De-prioritization isn't that bad unless you are in a densely populated area. It does require paperless and auto pay, though at a fixed fee it's pretty black and white what they charge.
*Total due monthly will appear on your recurring bill. Before taxes and fees
Unless I'm reading their checkout process wrong, their pricing still doesn't include taxes and fees.
I should have been more clear. The bill should be the same $80 + same fees each month and not fluctuate. If you do auto-pay, you have a reasonable expectation that your bill will be around $90 a month. I know the biggest fear with auto pay is some random charge or a huge over-limit fee screwing you over.
I have my fios on auto pay. Been on it for 5 plus years, and also have had zero issues.eh, ive been on auto pay for like a fing decade, zero issues