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I supposedly have unlimited data from Verizon on the Android phone I have. I'm actually surprised at how little I've been able to use in a month (my max has bee

I supposedly have unlimited data from Verizon on the Android phone I have. I'm actually surprised at how little I've been able to use in a month (my max has been 2-3 GB). I don't watch a lot of videos, but I stream a fair bit of music and browse the web frequently, making use of wifi when possible. I think this works like shared hosting. Many people think they need unlimited bandwidth, and it sounds great, but they end up using far less than expected. This more than makes up for the people who use excessive amounts.

michaelbuckbee 16y ago
To a great extent I think it's just the "no surprises" aspect of having unlimited bandwidth as well as the not having to pay the cost of your time in monitoring, worrying am I using too much and all that. I only recently did the math with my phone and figured out that I could save a chunk every month by downgrading from the unlimited plan and actually using the WiFi in my house.