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Originally Posted by ljason8eg 
I wonder if this covers current unlimited LTE plans, because the article makes the point of 3G phones being upgraded to LTE phones. Also, they talk about upgrading. Well, what if I buy the phone at MSRP without a contract? A way around it?
I also laugh at the fact that all the carriers advertise features and crap like HD video streaming which eats up data, then impose stupid data caps unless you want to pay an arm and a leg each month.
I wonder if this covers current unlimited LTE plans, because the article makes the point of 3G phones being upgraded to LTE phones. Also, they talk about upgrading. Well, what if I buy the phone at MSRP without a contract? A way around it?
I also laugh at the fact that all the carriers advertise features and crap like HD video streaming which eats up data, then impose stupid data caps unless you want to pay an arm and a leg each month.
technically, they are under no obligation to continue to offer you unlimited data.
your contract agreement im sure has a clause somewhere.
simplistically in a contract, if someone changes the terms of the contract, if you don't agree with it, you can terminate the contract without penalty.
So in the end if verizon decides "no more unlimited data for anyone", there's really little anyone can do besides leaving verizon's service and choosing another service.
I agree im annoyed as well as my upgrade date is July this year, and i was hoping to hold onto my upgrade until the next gen android phones come out (Galaxy III, etc)
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