Att double data. Is it worth getting rid of my Verizon unlimited?

donebrasko

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I have Verizon unlimited with no contact. I know that optimizing begins today. I also see that att is offering double data. Att 30gb plan is around$160 while Verizon is $100 more. Is now the time to cash in? I have equal service in my area. That also gets me the 1520 :). What do you Verizon users think? I'm hoping Verizon loses customers and they follow suit and do the same thing. The regular data pricing is ridiculous
 
Just wait a couple days of Verizon will have a plan very similar to AT&T's. All the carriers do this.
 
I have Verizon unlimited with no contact. I know that optimizing begins today. I also see that att is offering double data. Att 30gb plan is around$160 while Verizon is $100 more. Is now the time to cash in? I have equal service in my area. That also gets me the 1520 :). What do you Verizon users think? I'm hoping Verizon loses customers and they follow suit and do the same thing. The regular data pricing is ridiculous

1. You should have already seen, Vzw is not going to optimize. No throttling. 2. Never give up unlimited data.
 
They almost got me. But I would love to be able to tether with my Windows phone. I hate having to switch to my android phones just to do that.
 
$30 fee for unlimited non throttling is well worth the price. I use between 20-25 gigs on my icon through tethering and never seen a dip in speeds. I can't imagine why anyone would want to switch to ATT if they have unlimited Verizon data. Verizon is a vastly superior data carrier if you're unlimited.
 
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$30 fee for unlimited non throttling is well worth the price. I use between 20-25 gigs on my icon through tethering and never seen a dip in speeds. I can't imagine why anyone would want to switch to ATT if they have unlimited Verizon data. Verizon is a vastly superior data carrier if you're unlimited.

How are you tethering with your unlimited data?
 

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