These changes save me $120 over 2 years so I can't complain too much about losing bandwidth I wasn't using anyway. AT&T could have probably made these changes w

These changes save me $120 over 2 years so I can't complain too much about losing bandwidth I wasn't using anyway. AT&T could have probably made these changes without cutting prices by simply adjusting the definition of unlimited. For tethering if you figure $25 (base) + $20 (tethering) + $60 (overages, to match Verizon's 5GB cap) you're paying $105/month without the option to wifi tether. Looks like AT&T doesn't mind high usage customers going to another carrier.