Verizon Unlimited Data

Let us know what they say....thanks.

By unlimited, they mean 22gb. After that, you drop down below dial-up speed. If you tether (wifi hotspot), unlimited means 10gb. $80/m for 10gb seems kinda pricey imho, how much is 10gb from Walmart?

Below dial-up
, below 56kbps , What a laugh

I have AT&T's unlimited and they say they will throttle you back after 22GB but they never have (I've used 30+ GB - nothing much more than that). Or, if they have throttled it back I haven't noticed. I don't know about "below dial-up speed". I would like to think the reduction would be less drastic. AT&T does not allow tethering, however, when you have the unlimited plan.

I would be very interested with a response from someone that switches. I really want to know if they disable the hotspot.

When I had unlimited with them a while back, my phone would not let me hotspot. I am on a 12gb plan now and I can hotspot my phone whenever I have 3G or LTE service.

Thanks

Ken

I'm happy to post an update in a few weeks. I just switched. With 2 phones + a hot spot, we transitioned from the 60gb plan to the unlimited. If it works as advertised, it will save us $100+ a month. Though we are not full timing, we do stream quite a bit when we are out, so the overage fees can be super expensive!

More to come!

Someone this morning said you only had 14 days to switch. I don't know what they meant???

So you have "unlimited" on a Verizon Hotspot ?

Wonder if any of this means VERIZON is going to stop charging us grandfathered guys still using the real unlimited data service. We are getting 'FINED' here for three grandfather unlimited phones with a so-called surcharge of $20 per phone...

Roy Ken

SCVJeff wrote:
So you have "unlimited" on a Verizon Hotspot ?

Tethering is permitted, but only up to 10GB at 4G speeds. After 10GB it's throttled to 3G speeds.