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I disagree. That the word 'unlimited' exists in the language does not mean there must be a place and justification for it found in marketing material. The only
by gubby 11y ago
I disagree. That the word 'unlimited' exists in the language does not mean there must be a place and justification for it found in marketing material.
The only reasonable interpretation of a word is its meaning; since there are no shortage of words to describe non-unlimited data plans, the mobile networks should use those instead.
- JoeAltmaier 11y agoAnd yet PAM non-stick spray is marketed as 'fat free' when its 100% fat. And so on. Marketing has its own Brave New World rules.