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I use the shyt outta some wifi, the data is for when I'm outta range of wifi
In the 4G era all of this unacceptable. How are you gonna give people speeds that rival wifi and then charge them $50 for 1 Gig of data? Yeah if you're in a 3G area this is fine but for people in modern society it's awful. Luckily, I'm grandfathered in till they decide that's no longer applicable.
Stop defending these phone companies breh, it's not a good look
In the 4G era all of this unacceptable. How are you gonna give people speeds that rival wifi
Yeah if you're in a 3G area this is fine but for people in modern society it's awful. Luckily, I'm grandfathered in till they decide that's no longer applicable.
then charge them $50 for 1 Gig of data?
rival wifi? Bruh wifi is based on YOUR internet speed, or whereever place you are at internet speed. You HONESTLY dont know what you are talking about and just need to stop replying here.. read and soak up info, you aint built to discuss this..
How the fukk 4g gonna "rival wifi" when wifi is based on your home connection?? WIFI is just wireless internet, a RELAY OF YOUR HOME CONNECTION, that shyt can be 2 mbs or 150 mbs it doesnt mean shyt comparing it to 4G
scust at you thinkin all wifi is the same and trying to discuss or even understand what we are talking about here
Next time you upgrade you gonna lose your unlimited data
Its saving you money you simple mother fukker, they are cutting the cost of your minutes and text messaging and applying it towards your data, but in the end will SAVE YOU MONEY. You keep bringing up 1 GB like you are forced to get that shyt. Why not bring up 6 gb for $80 ??
I bet if your dumbass looked at your current phone bill you use less than 2 gb, and I bet if you used a calculator like a grown man and actually did your bills instead of just blindly paying every month AND THEN COMPLAINING you would see this is going to save you money.. AND IF IT DOESNT THEN DONT SWITCH. Verizon aint forcing you to switch to the new plan. For families with 700 minute plan and only 1-2 smart phones, this plan aint for you. For everyone else, its going to save them money.
but continue to be ignorant and pay more than you need to and then come here and complain about how you are paying too much, even though its your own damn fault
Being a grown man and not knowing how to use a calculator and balance your own bills and save yourself money aint a good look
Obviously you're just looking for an argument but I got time so let me break it down to you as simple as I can. 4G speed connections can be used as a sufficient supplement to a home wifi connection. Now I don't know about you but most people are using wifi are on a high speed connection where there's no 2 GB cap.
rival wifi? Bruh wifi is based on YOUR internet speed, or whereever place you are at internet speed. You HONESTLY dont know what you are talking about and just need to stop replying here.. read and soak up info, you aint built to discuss this..
How the fukk 4g gonna "rival wifi" when wifi is based on your home connection?? WIFI is just wireless internet, a RELAY OF YOUR HOME CONNECTION, that shyt can be 2 mbs or 150 mbs it doesnt mean shyt comparing it to 4G
scust at you thinkin all wifi is the same and trying to discuss or even understand what we are talking about here
And you don't see the problem with that, do you work for Verizon or somethingNext time you upgrade you gonna lose your unlimited data
Homie if you don't see what's going on here I don't know what to tell you. Verizon can decide one day that everybody can only use 2 GB of data for $70 and you're just gonna go along with it like "hey guys well they cut the talk and text down so you're saving money ."Its saving you money you simple mother fukker, they are cutting the cost of your minutes and text messaging and applying it towards your data, but in the end will SAVE YOU MONEY. You keep bringing up 1 GB like you are forced to get that shyt. Why not bring up 6 gb for $80 ??
I bet if your dumbass looked at your current phone bill you use less than 2 gb, and I bet if you used a calculator like a grown man and actually did your bills instead of just blindly paying every month AND THEN COMPLAINING you would see this is going to save you money.. AND IF IT DOESNT THEN DONT SWITCH. Verizon aint forcing you to switch to the new plan. For families with 700 minute plan and only 1-2 smart phones, this plan aint for you. For everyone else, its going to save them money.
but continue to be ignorant and pay more than you need to and then come here and complain about how you are paying too much, even though its your own damn fault
Oh My Tech!: New Verizon plan isn’t a deal for everyone | The Salt Lake Tribune
Earlier this week, Verizon Wireless announced a major shift in pricing plans for its mobile phones. I’ve read a couple of news stories about what those new plans are but they were confusing to me. So I called Verizon to have someone explain the new prices.
I’m going to lay it out for you in a few simple words. Many of you are screwed.
Verizon’s new prices for cellular service
You first must pay this amount for each device you add to the plan for unlimited voice and texting (up to 10 devices):
Smartphone »*$40
Basic phone »*$30
Laptop or mobile hotspot device »*$20
Tablet »*$10
If you want data, you then pay this additional amount per month. All devices on the plan can share this data:
1 gigabyte (GB) »*$50
2GB »*$60
4GB »*$70
6GB »*$80
8GB »*$90
That’s because in some cases, when the new pricing plans take place at the end of this month, you will end up paying more for roughly the same service. Some might pay less. But in the end, what Verizon really takes away from us is choice.
Here’s how the plans work.
They are set up more like shared family plans, in which everything is unlimited voice minutes and texting that everyone on the account shares. There no longer will be "limited" plans in which you, say, have a limit of 450 minutes per month.
If you just use one phone, say a smartphone, it will first cost $40 a month for unlimited voice and texting. If you want to get data on top of that, you also have to pay $50 per month for 1 gigabyte, $60 for 2 gigs, $70 for 4 gigs, etc.
Now, if you want to add another phone to the plan, you must pay another $40 if it’s a smartphone or $30 for a basic featureless phone. The phones would then all share the unlimited texts and voice minutes, and share the bucket of data. So, for example, if you have three smartphones with 2GB of data, that would be $120 for the voice and text, and then $60 for the data that they would share.
When comparing to the old plans, customers on limited voice plans could pay at least $10 to $20 per month more for the new plans. Going to the new plans might be cheaper, however, for those people with unlimited voice and text plans already.
But if you’re like me, someone who doesn’t need unlimited voice minutes, the new plans are not an added value.
Customers can stay with their old pricing plans when Verizon changes over to the new prices later this month. But once you add another person to the plan or replace your old phone with a new phone, you’ll have to go to the new plans. Again, customers are stuck with fewer choices.
If the company wants to add value and make us happy, lower the price of the data plans a little, especially now that data usage on mobile phones and tablets is growing with streaming movie and music services. Data usage will become even more popular when Apple allows FaceTime videoconferencing over cellular networks with its next iOS update in the fall (at present, you can only access FaceTime on a Wi-Fi connection).
Unfortunately, it’s been reported that the other cellular carriers will eventually go to a pricing structure similar to Verizon’s. But I’m afraid that services such as these — whether they be for mobile phones, cable TV or high-speed Internet — will only go up as they continue to nickel-and-dime us to death.
If you have a tech question for Vince, email him atohmytech@sltrib.com,*and he’ll try to answer it for his column in The Salt Lake Tribune or on its website. For an archive of past columns, go towww.sltrib.com/topics/ohmytech.
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The safety word is Sprint.