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KeepItReal

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9. I use a smartphone with unlimited data. No throttling.

Reply to Kali (Reply #3)

Tue Oct 28, 2014, 08:28 PM

Oct 2014

I think wireless modems have a different set of rules.

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FTC sues AT&T for throttling bandwidth of 'unlimited' data customers [View all] KeepItReal Oct 2014 OP

And they keep pleading me to come back for internet service... C Moon Oct 2014 #1

Well how else is att going to be able to pay to have their name put on the Dallas and Giants stadium Dont call me Shirley Oct 2014 #2

T-Mobile doesn't throttle down after 10 Gs? Kali Oct 2014 #3

Throttling data is ok as long as theh are upfront about it. Travis_0004 Oct 2014 #4

oh, yes I sort of agree about that Kali Oct 2014 #5

I use a smartphone with unlimited data. No throttling. KeepItReal Oct 2014 #9

Once upon a time sulphurdunn Oct 2014 #6

Pretty sure every carrier throttles Chico Man Oct 2014 #7

They do, but AT&T was the most blatant about it. n/t ColesCountyDem Oct 2014 #8

T-Mobile has a truly unlimited data plan for wireless phones KeepItReal Oct 2014 #10

Throttling is legal. Advertising that you won't throttle, and then throttling, isn't (nt) Recursion Oct 2014 #11

Why does the FTC have to sue them, why can't they just get Justice to arrest Darb Oct 2014 #12

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