Verizon updates T&Cs to further redefine "unlimited" data usage

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clos1084 @ Nov 2nd 2007 5:08PM

Verizon is one of the worst corporations that exists

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nerdtalker @ Nov 2nd 2007 6:21PM

And they, along with other cellular providers, are the ones controlling the market, entirely.

I strongly suggest giving this WIRED article a read: http://blog.wired.com/gadgets/2007/10/10-reasons-to-h.html "10 Reasons to Hate Cellphone Carriers"

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derX @ Nov 2nd 2007 7:57PM

I dislike VZW as much or more than the next guy and think it's pretty crappy that they're still pushing this as unlimited, but at least they're explicity, which is somewhat commendable versus the whole here's-a-ridiculous-overage-charge-because-you-thought-unlimited-meant-unlimited-and-now-'unlimited prior billing practice, stating their interpretation of the word 'unlimited', because, evidently, unlimited is now married to a high level of subjectivity.

Wow, one sentence....*shot by grammar Nazis*

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