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That doesn't sound right, because Fi charges a metered flat rate per data used, there is no "Max 10GB". You may be misunderstanding how Fi data works. Fi's "m
by bduerst 8y ago
That doesn't sound right, because Fi charges a metered flat rate per data used, there is no "Max 10GB".
You may be misunderstanding how Fi data works. Fi's "max" is mostly there because consumers have learned that behavior from other carriers who like to charge overages - Fi refunds the metered data you don't use if you paid for 10 GB, and bills you at the same rate if you go over.
- tinyhouse 8y agoMy bad, I meant something else. We have two lines and we pay for 10G max (beyond that it's free but beyond 15G it becomes slower (only data on the account that goes beyond 15G becomes slower)). If we use less than 10G we pay less. What I meant is that for people who reach the cap it gets expensive. There are cheaper unlimited plans with other carriers.