1. It's my understanding that some/all of Verizon's LTE phones come with free tethering/hotspot capabilities. Is this true?
2. The only one of national carriers I know to have true unlimited data is Sprint (please correct me if you're sure that I'm wrong). If so...
a). What's the cap for Verizon? 5gigs?
b). Is the penalty overage charges or throttling, like with T-Mobile?
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Do Verizon's LTE Data Caps Throttle or Overage you?
I believe Sprint just switched to be more similar with it's competitors. Hopefully my Unlimited plan is still intact.
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There is no overage for 4G LTE on Verizon (On CURRENT plans, this changes in June), just 3G, which is 5GBs. Which is a hell of a lot of data!
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Verizons $29.99 LTE Plan that they currently have is truly unlimited.
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There is no CAP on my Verizon unlimited plan. I went 7.9 GB via my HTC TB last month, no extra charges.
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