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http://forum.ppcgeeks.com/2040789-post157.html I have been speaking about facts ever since I entered this thread. Again, yes, I know that wimax has a theoretical max of 75 megs. That is not what Sprint has deployed. Sprint has a theoretical max of 10 megs. Hspa+ has a theoretical max of 672 megs. That is not what T-Mobile has deployed right now. They have 21 meg, are in the process of upgrading to 42 meg, and said they will upgrade to 84 meg next year. These are facts. And as my link proves, you were not "the one" listing prices, and I listed more than you anyway. |
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You might want to double check that. Sprint does reserve the right to throttle speed for abusers. You may not personally know anyone it has happened to, but that doesn't mean they will never do it to anyone. I don't personally know anyone that got their T-Mobile speed throttled either. Doesn't mean it will never happen. |
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I've never been struck in the head by a falling piano either.
Doen't UNLIMITED meand UNLIMITED? p. |
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The only advertisement I've seen from Sprint is "unlimited data" Even Dan Hesse has said it in a commercial.
To me unlimited means as much data as your connection and your device will allow you to use within a one month billing cycle. I know bored has put up some very large numbers out there... Have you been throttled yet? Warned? terminated? I'm not interested enough to try out the limits of "unlimited data" otherwise I would. p. |
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