Question to Verizon users with the unlimited data plan

[NCX Designs]

From experience with working with Verizon reps before my employer closed down, "Unlimited" is called that because Verizon doesn't see the "average" user hitting the cap, which was at that time 2GB a month but with the new plans recently launched it might have been upped to 5GB.

[jmorton10]

Originally Posted by schwartz1

, "Unlimited" is called that because Verizon doesn't see the "average" user hitting the cap.

We have a VZ corporate account where I work & our rep says unlimited means exactly that. I have gotten different answers from different sources, but we have probably 70 phones on the account & we have never once gotten an extra charge & some of our employees use an awful lot of data.

Our workers can use their phones for whatever they want & I know some of the young guys use them to DL movies, torrents, stream video etc etc etc

~John