Reply With QuoteMy ideal arrangement given that true unlimited is probably not practical would be a prepaid arrangement where I could buy 1GB data allocations at a reasonable price. Perhaps $10/GB.Originally Posted by Telekom
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No, there are none that truly offer unlimited data without caps or throttling. Unlimited has a different meaning when you are talking wireless. It's not the same as the difference you might see for the word in a dictionary.
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My ideal arrangement given that true unlimited is probably not practical would be a prepaid arrangement where I could buy 1GB data allocations at a reasonable price. Perhaps $10/GB.
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The new t mobile prepaid data does that. If you put day another 1gb on it let's it take effect instantly
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Virgin Mobile/Boost apparently have unlimited 4g (WiMax) data on their prepaid plans. If you live in an area that actually has WiMax coverage, this is a way you could get reasonably fast unlimited data with no caps or throttling.
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I wouldn't consider it, because although there is WiMAX coverage in my general area, the coverage is like Swiss cheese.
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One of the main reasons I decided not to stay with Boost. Clearwire never finished their build-out in the Phoenix area. There's only like five towers around here and none by where I live and work.I wouldn't consider it, because although there is WiMAX coverage in my general area, the coverage is like Swiss cheese.Originally Posted by aurora40
Virgin Mobile/Boost apparently have unlimited 4g (WiMax) data on their prepaid plans. If you live in an area that actually has WiMax coverage, this is a way you could get reasonably fast unlimited data with no caps or throttling.
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t-mobile walmart 30 dollar plan is god-send for me..5GB of data and I cant complain..ofcourse I rarely use minutes...
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Most of us. On the 5 gigabyte plan use some sort of wifi calling solutions. not the t mobile 1 they charge for that.
Phone Collector
I wouldn't either, but it technically meets the OP's criteria, so I thought it was worth a mention.
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they're smart. Instead of spending billions to upgrade their network they figured all they had to do was light up the 3G icon on your phone.
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MetroPCS offers 4glte data unlimited plan for $70.
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not in this planet
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But unfortunately, metro's lte is slow as balls last I heard. Have they improved? Hell, my friends who had metro in the oakland / bay area couldn't even keep up a legitimate voice call and always ended up calling from a friend's phone.
They do seem to be growing rapidly and I'm excited to see what happens in the next few years
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Hey, if Metro had service where I live, I would probably at least try it. Maybe some day.
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