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Also worth noting is that you now "post-pay" for the data you used at the end of the billing cycle instead of pre-paying. I know that it works out roughly the s
by jahabrewer 9y ago
Also worth noting is that you now "post-pay" for the data you used at the end of the billing cycle instead of pre-paying. I know that it works out roughly the same, but it always struck me as unnecessarily complex that I had to guess how much data I would use, get billed for that, then get refunded for what I didn't use.
- paulirwin 9y agoAgreed, that was always weird. I suppose the point was to allow for data usage alert push notifications so you don't end up with a surprise large bill at the end of the billing cycle.
- mohaine 9y agoThis. I upped my amount just to avoid the messages. The cap at $60 is a really nice addition. I've had lots of people want to go to Fi but as heavy data users they just couldn't.