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My cellphone plan gives me unlimited SMS but only 2 gbs of data. If unlimited really means unlimited, then my data comes to me for free (assuming I was going t
by api_or_ipa 12y ago
My cellphone plan gives me unlimited SMS but only 2 gbs of data. If unlimited really means unlimited, then my data comes to me for free (assuming I was going to keep my sms package regardless, which I am).
- wwweston 12y agoUnlimited never means unlimited. It means the seller of the service thinks there's an effective limit to what most customers can consume and he thinks he can provide more than that for a flat price. This generally works out well until people figure out creati e ways to consume levels of service beyond the effective limit -- then the service provider is oversold, and it's either underdeliver or invest in living up to new demand (probably financed with a price increase).
- pbhjpbhj 12y agoSee also "salad stacking". https://www.yandex.com/images/search?text=salad%20stacking https://www.yandex.com/images/search?text=salad%20stacking
- DiThi 12y ago> unlimited SMS but only 2 gbs of data >>> (2<<30)*8/(160*7) 15339168 You can send an amount of data equivalent to 13,421,772 SMS with 2GB. That's almost 6 SMS per second on average. I'm sure "unlimited" SMS has a limit much lower than 1M SMS.