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

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Ron @ Nov 2nd 2007 5:12PM

Is this a breach of contract? Meaning... can I get out of my contract early without penalty because of this!? This blows!

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Andrew Jones @ Nov 2nd 2007 5:25PM

If you can demonstrate that you use the data features on a regular basis, and that these changes will impact you, you can get out of your contract without penalty. While I do not work for Verizon, having at least one bill showing that you exceeded the new 5GB barrier in the past 6 months should probably do it.

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Peter @ Nov 2nd 2007 6:18PM

Ron - If you really do download that much, they would probably be happy to let you go.

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