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I don't think it would hurt their business to say something like : 120GB of data (compared to verizon's 12GB) If they are being honest and really are only
by doki_pen 11y ago
I don't think it would hurt their business to say something like :
120GB of data (compared to verizon's 12GB)
If they are being honest and really are only worried about people using 2TB, then this should solve the problem completely.
120GB would be unlimited for 99.99% of users.
- brandon272 11y agoI'm guessing people in the marketing department would disagree. They'd argue that a lot of consumers don't know how much a gigabyte is so even a comparison between 120GB and 12GB is less appealing to them than a simple term: "Unlimited"
- gkanapathy 11y agoThey actually do say "unlimited phone, and 7GB tethering". It's very explicit, and limited tethering is a specific part of the "unlimited phone" plans. And as the article says, if you want more tethering, you are able to add and pay for that separately. The issue is people bypassing the tethering limitations.