Faster speeds does not mean You will reach the data cap faster. It just mean you will download things faster. If a video is 200MB you will download it faster on 4G ,it doesn't mean you will use more data faster. You are downloading sizes not speeds so that is false. Streaming Netflix,everyone 30 minutes is about the equivalent of about 500MB so its going to go by fast.

There is enough hate in the world. Why can't we all get along here ...?

Originally Posted by The_Biz

That's cool if you "worked" there. But your knowledge is incorrect. There's no way a rep or supervisor can reset data. They can add to it if you change your data plan to a higher cap, but they can't reset it. And if you do go up and change back before the month is up, you drop back to your old cap and remain at the same usage.

I know this for a fact. Trust me.

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Deebo took your bike too?

Alright - well, try it. No harm in trying. Tell me what happens.

Originally Posted by hunterjay7

Alright - well, try it. No harm in trying. Tell me what happens.

Waste your time and try it. I know it won't. What I stated is exactly what will happen. This is fact.

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Deebo took your bike too?

Originally Posted by The_Biz

Waste your time and try it. I know it won't. What I stated is exactly what will happen. This is fact.

/end

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Deebo took your bike too?

Actually hes correct switching to a bb data plan will reset your data counter. A number change results in the counter resetting as well. Sometimes when you change a number you even end up being eligible for an upgrade. Its a bug in the system. I've seen reps do it a number of times.

And while Sprint won't slow you down WiMax is slow to start with at least in the Cleveland/Columbus metro areas.

Originally Posted by infinityhombre

Actually hes correct switching to a bb data plan will reset your data counter. A number change results in the counter resetting as well. Sometimes when you change a number you even end up being eligible for an upgrade. Its a bug in the system. I've seen reps do it a number of times.

And while Sprint won't slow you down WiMax is slow to start with at least in the Cleveland/Columbus metro areas.

indeed. Did it a few times in situations where a phone was malfunctioning with sync, and pulling MASS amounts of data.

** Also - for somebody who doesn't actually have his information correct, why would you discourage someone from trying a harmless way to reset their bandwidth? That just seems very negative.

What speeds do you get when throttled? I'm currently wit Verizon

Sent from my ADR6425LVW using xda premium

Basically 2g speeds, I believe max is 50kbps

I had unlimited from tmo before there was a cap but they found a loophole to sneak it in, or just straight breeched like they did my roaming 3 yrs ago. Anyways I started breaking 5gb within a few days streaming audio on Google music, playing on YouTube, well basically syncing my entire Google account. Picture sync on phone alone was one gig. There might have also been some tethered torrent traffic in there, as well as the computers syncing and tor exit traffic. Since tmo wouldn't fix it, I served a website from an Ubuntu loop on my phone and setup dyndns to follow it. They shut me down quickly. The solution: I started using their $70 prepaid unlimited which, to date, hasn't been throttled. (And is cheaper than contract plan)

Sent from my HTC Vision using XDA App running on Andromadus' ICS AOSP build

Uhhh...

You get what you pay for. Don't like being throttled? Then pay more and move to Sprint. TMobile throttling you after you reached your cap isn't BS, its what you've PAID for.

Originally Posted by teh_lorax

Uhhh...

You get what you pay for. Don't like being throttled? Then pay more and move to Sprint. TMobile throttling you after you reached your cap isn't BS, its what you've PAID for.

unlimited voice + 10gb of non throttled on tmo = 119.99 a month (which op has)

Simply Everything unlimited plan on sprint = 99.99 a month



your post, fail