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2011-06-02
, 22:26
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2011-06-02
, 22:35
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2011-06-02
, 23:03
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@ Massachusetts
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2011-06-02
, 23:18
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@ Seatle, WA
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2011-06-02
, 23:59
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@ Massachusetts
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so you are having 1GB/day use with web2go :-O???
25$ i think they will not throttle you till you reach 10GB, after that your speed would be throttled by tmobile it seems.
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2011-06-03
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@ Seatle, WA
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2011-06-03
, 02:36
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@ Massachusetts
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if you google for tmobile unlimited plan you will get the details.
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If your total usage exceeds 5GB (amount is subject to change without notice; please check T-Mobile’s T&Cs on www.T-Mobile.com for updates) during a billing cycle, we may reduce your data speed for the remainder of that billing cycle....
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2011-06-03
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@ Seatle, WA
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2011-06-06
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@ Seatle, WA
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How much do other people having same plan use? I am just trying to see how much data use would be counted as "reasonable" for the "unlimited" web2go plan?
PS: I know I can get 25$ unlimited plan, but why pay more to tmobile when I can do almost everything with 10$ plan.