Unless you really need the great coverage Verizon provides in places like the middle of fucking nowhere, get an unlimited plan from T-Mobile for $60 a month (or less if you are 55+).
Bonus, TMO plans come with unlimited data roaming in most of the countries in the world.
Verizon probably charges you $25/GB for data roaming.
Unless you really need the great coverage Verizon provides in places like the middle of fucking nowhere, get an unlimited plan from T-Mobile for $60 a month (or less if you are 55+).
Bonus, TMO plans come with unlimited data roaming in most of the countries in the world.
Verizon probably charges you $25/GB for data roaming.
My old boss was smart. T-Mobile is so fucking bad you literally can't have a conversation with someone with T-Mobile. The cell service is atrocious. Call drops, bad reception, poor sound quality.
Unless you really need the great coverage Verizon provides in places like the middle of fucking nowhere, get an unlimited plan from T-Mobile for $60 a month (or less if you are 55+).
Bonus, TMO plans come with unlimited data roaming in most of the countries in the world.
Verizon probably charges you $25/GB for data roaming.
I'm actually in another tab shopping around, prepared to ditch Big Red (ILTCIBR, IWILTD), having been a customer since they were Airtouch. We have a Verizon 4G tower on the grounds where I fuck around on the internet work, and I use up to 40GB of data per month streaming Dwag games and hotspotting and whatever out here. I was able to do that by jealously clinging onto my grandfathered unlimited data plan through multiple rounds of Verizon buttfucking (often in direct violation of FCC regulations). First I had to start paying cash out the ass for developer edition phones so I could hotspot for free after they stopped offering subsidized phones for unlimited plans, then they just randomly plopped $40 extra per line on these plans, then suddenly I started noticing a step change in what I was paying per month. Went from an already outrageous $220 per month for two lines to $320. If I'm going to make a car payment, I want a car.
So I finally caved and switched to one of the new "unlimited" plans. I'm using it right now. It takes over a fucking minute to load a .gif now, and that's pretty much the only good thing going on this wretched hive! Speed test is .09 Mbps down. Fuuuuuck that. If it's going to be slow as fuck anyway, I'm thinking I might as well save yet more money and go Google Fi.
I'd say csb, but that's a lie and I fucking know it.
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Unless you really need the great coverage Verizon provides in places like the middle of fucking nowhere, get an unlimited plan from T-Mobile for $60 a month (or less if you are 55+).
Bonus, TMO plans come with unlimited data roaming in most of the countries in the world.
Verizon probably charges you $25/GB for data roaming.
Yes the I haven't moved days
fuck around on the internetwork, and I use up to 40GB of data per month streaming Dwag games and hotspotting and whatever out here. I was able to do that by jealously clinging onto my grandfathered unlimited data plan through multiple rounds of Verizon buttfucking (often in direct violation of FCC regulations). First I had to start paying cash out the ass for developer edition phones so I could hotspot for free after they stopped offering subsidized phones for unlimited plans, then they just randomly plopped $40 extra per line on these plans, then suddenly I started noticing a step change in what I was paying per month. Went from an already outrageous $220 per month for two lines to $320. If I'm going to make a car payment, I want a car.So I finally caved and switched to one of the new "unlimited" plans. I'm using it right now. It takes over a fucking minute to load a .gif now, and that's pretty much the only good thing going on this wretched hive! Speed test is .09 Mbps down. Fuuuuuck that. If it's going to be slow as fuck anyway, I'm thinking I might as well save yet more money and go Google Fi.
I'd say csb, but that's a lie and I fucking know it.