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Flat rate does not imply unlimited.
by margalabargala 8mo ago
Flat rate does not imply unlimited.
- croes 8mo ago>A flat fee, also referred to as a flat rate or a linear rate refers to a pricing structure that charges a single fixed fee for a service, regardless of usage.
- margalabargala 8mo agoThat's one definition. There are others. I'm sure you can use context clues to figure this one out. You're so close! Just put the pieces together.
- croes 8mo agoThere are no other definitions that‘s why they why internet flat rates got throttled instead of capped. Throttling is the loop bole because you paid for usage not for speed but flat rate with a cap is simply a lie.
- master-lincoln 8mo agoWhat else would it mean?
- HDThoreaun 8mo agoThat you are buying a bundle and it doesnt matter how much of the bundle you use you pay the same amount every billing period?
- master-lincoln 8mo agoSo if I buy entry to the swimming hall that allows me to be there for 4 hours but also allows me to leave earlier you would call that a flat rate? I have never noticed there are people who interpret it that way.
- HDThoreaun 8mo agoIf it allows you 4 hours total per month yea
- margalabargala 8mo agoThat you are charged a single fixed fee regardless of usage. Nothing about that prevents a usage cap.
- croes 8mo agoA cap pretty much is the opposite of regardless of usage