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>If one TB is exceeded, $10 is charged for each additional data block of up to 50 GB/month $200 overage charge limit - no matter how much data is used >Unlimit
by unabridged 10y ago
>If one TB is exceeded, $10 is charged for each additional data block of up to 50 GB/month $200 overage charge limit - no matter how much data is used
>Unlimited Data Additional $50/month No overage charges — no matter how much data is used each month
Can't they just cap the overage at $50? Why the nickel and dime-ing just to get an extra $150 from a handful of customers who forgot to monitor their usage and make a phone call?
- techsupporter 10y ago> Why the nickel and dime-ing just to get an extra $150 from a handful of customers who forgot to monitor their usage They want that ARPU to go up by $50 for the people who think they're heavy users but aren't always heavy users. Best of both worlds from their perspective: someone who only hits 1TB a couple of months out of the year could wind up giving them $500/year of "free" money (10 months of not going over but still paying the unlimited charge). And someone else who doesn't go over except once but does it really big kicks in another $100 or so. It's all about the ARPU.
- jbkly7 10y agoNickel-and-diming is Comcast's way of life