My data plan says unlimited (up to 2GB full-speed data)?
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I have T Mobile The plan info says data unlimited (up to 2GB full speed data) What does this mean? Is data unlimited or do I only have 2Gb...?
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Answer:
You have unlimited data. But if you go over 2gb of data, they start to slow down your internet speed. But you won't get charged extra
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You only have 2GB of FULL SPEED data. The only carrier I know of that offers true unlimited data is Sprint. So if you use over 2GB expect the data to be a lot slower and I'm not sure if you get charged extra.
Stiven
Depends on the company with. It sounds like you have T-Mobile?? From what I understand, you get full speed up to 2GB of data, after that they will slow down your internet speed.
Hannah
U have to gb of 4g after you run our of that u get 3g for free
Alan
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