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Still limited. But "unlimited" to most people In the same way your next-door supermarket has effectively "infinite soup cans" for the needs of most people.

• wat10000 1y ago
  Unlimited means for a flat rate. Pay per use/item, like at the supermarket, isn’t it.
  • raverbashing 1y ago
    Still, you can't get "unlimited" soup cans from your next door supermarket even paying
    • wat10000 1y ago
      Which is why they don’t sell it as “unlimited.” The gripe isn’t that there are limits, it’s that it’s sold as “unlimited” but there are limits.
      • raverbashing 1y ago
        Which to any reasonable person (and it's on the fine print) should mean reasonable limits But I guess some people do really need "Eggs: contain eggs" in their egg carton otherwise they will throw a legal fit
        • wat10000 1y ago
          Right, it’s our fault for not understanding their lies.