Verizon Customers: Say So Long To Unlimited Data
BogenDorpher writes "Verizon will be eliminating its unlimited smartphone data plan this summer. No longer will one be able to pay $30 a month to have unlimited data. This move is designed to 'force heavy data users to pay more for mobile data.'"
No, the plans will make most people pay more for data - they'll just really rape the people who actually used what they pay for.
"The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants." ~Thomas Jefferson
A finite price for something "unlimited"? Interesting. Tragedy of the commons comes to wireless.
Shai Schticks:"You don't make peace with friends, you make peace with enemies"
Communications is a basic government service, as spelled out in the US constitution.
At this point, government should just buy-out Verizon. They're only a 100 billion company, tiny compared to the annual federal budget.
Let's limit the power of private companies to create megabusinesses through government intervention.
We need more government in our lives, and less freedom of choice.
Remember, freedom is code-word for corporate control.
I trust the hard-working government more than I trust lazy private companies.
Be careful, the Sprint Unlimited Plan is only on their 4G service. If 4G service is not available, the phone silently downshifts to 3g where the 5gig caps still apply.
Sprint has the smallest 4g network of all the major carriers.