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T-mobile does actually honor their unlimited plans (unlike AT&T and Verizon). This article is about people explicitly breaking the TOS on a non-unlimited part o
by rm999 11y ago
T-mobile does actually honor their unlimited plans (unlike AT&T and Verizon). This article is about people explicitly breaking the TOS on a non-unlimited part of the plan.
I switched to T-mobile recently and it's been a breath of fresh air - I think people are used to being skeptical of mobile providers after years of abuse. The first intuition of commenters in this thread was to find something to criticize, despite that fact that T-mobile never promised anything it isn't delivering.
- ds2600 11y agoUnlike Verizon? Could you elaborate on that point, please?
- rm999 11y agoVerizon throttled their unlimited 3g plans for years (apparently they just stopped this month: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-switch/wp/2015/08/13/verizon-has-quietly-stopped-throttling-unlimited-3g-data/ https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/the-switch/wp/2015/08/13...). They planned to do this to 4g unlimited customers too, but backed off after a stern warning from the FCC. I have friends who are grandfathered in their unlimited plans and as I understand it they do everything they can to get you off of it.