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On Fri, 05 Jan 2007 12:47:28 -0500, Larry wrote:
Those interested also need to know "Unlimited Access" does NOT mean "unlimited usage", like a wifi or cable/DSL modem provides. Verizon, specifically, includes 5GB/month of TOTAL data. This includes the webpage spam, email avalanche, and everything else. Cellular has never quite gotten over selling internet by-the-kilobyte, like it did for years. Also buried in the long "agreement" is: It should also be noted that Verizon specifically prohibits the use of connection sharing or router devices such as the Kyocera KR-1. Sprint, on the other hand, has no such restriction with their Air Card. |
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Guess I've been lucky. I've had Verizon's broadband wireless access for
a couple of years. It's on almost 24/7, and I DL a LOT of stuff, bound to be more than 5 gig. Never heard a word from them or had any problems. |
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