Oh, wait, 'free' (throttled?) after 6GB. That's where the 'deal' comes in. Still, 6GB is about right for us. I'm sure if I shopped around I could do better, but last time ATT gave me a 'deal' they lied to me about saving my BYOD pricing and suddenly I was paying $40 per line for phones I paid $700+ for.
Re:Project Fi Is Now Google Fi
by bootlooped on Wednesday November 28, 2018 @11:42AM
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Allegedly you don't get throttled until you exceed 15GB.
Re:Project Fi Is Now Google Fi
by dragonwriter on Wednesday November 28, 2018 @04:59PM
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> Oh, wait, 'free' (throttled?) after 6GB
For two lines, it's free after 10GB total. Each line is throttled (independent of number of lines) separately at 15GB.
I pay, I think, $40/mo for 6GB with no phones and then $25/line to add unlocked phones. so I guess $90/6GB? I'm FAR from being on the cheapest plan in the world, but Google's plan starts at $35 for the same 2 lines, with NO data, then $10/GB?
So this groundbreaking new plan would be $5 more than I pay, and I ALREADY am sure I'm overpaying because I don't shop around.