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FYI, "unlimited data" != "unlimited throughput". No one's asking for unlimited throughput. What people who signed up thought they were getting was pretty straig
by msravi 11y ago
FYI, "unlimited data" != "unlimited throughput". No one's asking for unlimited throughput. What people who signed up thought they were getting was pretty straightforward - unlimited data at the throughput promised. Period.
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- nathan_long 11y ago> unlimited data at the throughput promised I'm with you, but I've noticed that ISPs generally state speeds using "up to". Eg, AT&T's lowest U-verse tier gives you "Speeds up to 6Mbps". Which is exactly the worst guarantee possible. "Don't worry, we certainly won't give you more than 6Mbps!" Of course, if you pay them more, they'll guarantee not to give you more than 18Mbps.