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If you were only using ~2GB a month, why were you so persistent in hanging on to your grandfathered plan? Most of the people I knew who kept their grandfathered
by shalmanese 9y ago
If you were only using ~2GB a month, why were you so persistent in hanging on to your grandfathered plan? Most of the people I knew who kept their grandfathered plan were pushing 50 - 100GB of data a month (without tethering as tethering was the #1 reason Verizon could kick you off the plan).
- nfriedly 9y agoThere were occasional months where I was traveling and I'd hit ~10GB, but mostly it was a combination of thinking I was using it more than I actually was, and thinking I might "need" the unlimited data (like if my home internet died or whatever). Also, until they split things up, it wasn't really any cheaper. I could get a new phone at a discount, but my old phone worked and I could always replace it with another used one from swappa for similar or less money. There was no way to reduce the monthly bill, at least not significantly.