jroc
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Or give you unlimited tethering with no need for unlimited data? Unlimited is unlimited right?
It seems redundant to me...
It seems redundant to me...
I wouldn't put much faith in unlimited tethering... Verizon already lied about unlimited data usage that's not truly unlimited.
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So hold up I'm getting mixed messages. I have the DX with unlimited data. Starting july 7th I'm going to b tiered? I thought I read that anyone that gets unlimited data contract b4 july 7th is good to go.
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So hold up I'm getting mixed messages. I have the DX with unlimited data. Starting july 7th I'm going to b tiered? I thought I read that anyone that gets unlimited data contract b4 july 7th is good to go.
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You will still get unlimited. The thread is talking about the mobile hotspot. For 3G phones, mobile hotspot will cost you $20 a month for 2GB of tethering. For 4G phones, mobile hotspot will cost $30 and you get unlimited.
Just a note for how this stacks up to the mifi's and usb's 4G dedicated hot spots and modems - the max is $80.00 for 10 Gig - and here we see $60 for unlimited phone + hotspot - Comparison makes a pretty good deal for us early adopters. Now all I need to figure out is how to lose the $175 penalty for dropping the mifi
Question.I have an Alltel data card with unlimited data.If I signed up for the unlimited tethering I could drop my alltel card which is 60 bucks a month to the unlimited tethering and save 30 bucks and be on unlimited 4g insread of 3g. What do you guys think?
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What's confusing is that the way I read it, you must have a 4G phone before July 7th in order to get the unlimited tethering package beginning July 7th. For anyone getting a 4G phone on July 7th or later, you can only get the $20 2GB tethering package. The way others are interpreting it, as long as you have the unlimited data package on a 4G phone, then you can get unlimited tethering for $30. Only those on tiered data packages have to get the tiered tethering.
Verizon also is making pricing changes to its LTE mobile hotspot service, available from smartphones like the HTC ThunderBolt and Samsung Droid Charge. Currently, the LTE mobile hotspot feature is free and unlimited. Raney said that for customers who have been using the LTE mobile hotspot service on their phones, starting July 7, they will be charged $30 per month for unlimited LTE mobile hotspot use. For new customers, the mobile hotspot service will cost $20 for an extra 2 GB of data to be used for mobile hotspot service or any other data service. The mobile hotspot changes were first reported by the Android blog Droid Life.