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This seems very conservative. Let's not worry about the poor US carriers getting so much business these days. In the EU I have an unlimited 3G subscription for
by fierarul 16y ago
This seems very conservative. Let's not worry about the poor US carriers getting so much business these days.
In the EU I have an unlimited 3G subscription for about 10 eur. It's probably capped in some way but always got the job done (albeit sometimes very slowly). Why should I worry that the data network is overloaded when the carrier here sells this thing. It's probably illegal to sell a service you know you cannot provide.
- barredo 16y ago> In the EU I have an unlimited 3G subscription for about 10 eur. Where? I'm also in EU and I only get "unlimited 3.6Mbps 3G" for 21€/mo, but after the first gigabyte it get's downgraded to 64kbps...
- dagw 16y agoIn Sweden you can get unlimited 3G for 7€/month if you're willing to accept that they cap you to 64kb/s after 500MB.
- borism 16y agoI just subscribed to unlimited 3G capped at 256kbps for ~6EUR/month on Tele2 Estonia. 256kbps is awfully slow if you are usually on 12mbps home adsl though :)
- notauser 16y agoIn the UK I have a 'unlimited' (10G cap, tethering allowed) for £6/mo with T-mobile. It's good enough that I used it as my only Internet connection for six months. No problems with iPlayer/streaming video, the speed stays at 200kb/sec even after you go over the cap. Just don't do that too many months in a row!