I would think there is a good chance that many people don't use it and it isn't keeping them from buying extra data. My niece used it for the first time, this month. Since I'm the only one that uses a lot of data, it is cheaper for me to just pay for a couple of $10 data passes on my line.
One line uses no data because he has a dumb phone, three usually never go over 5 gb and one is always less than 2 gb and one is about 3 gb. They have been trying to get me to switch my plan to the new plan. Unless I'm missing something big, it seems to me they are trying to get everyone on one of the two new plans over trying to get rid of data stash. If you want to have more than 10 gb to tether, simply add a data pass before they change the plans on the 23rd and you have more to tether. Like that pic I posted, my plan is "10 gb per line, with data stash". Second if you participate, when Marolls around, you are put back on your plan, which includes the data stash. First, you can opt out if you are picked. I use my phone a lot and if I need something that requires it to be really fast, I tether it.īut with this, doesn't seem like they are too concerned about people getting off data stash. I would have saved more than I spent and even had better internet, because my internet is slow, the only thing I really do on it and my computer, is stream Netflix and other things, and the slow internet will steam fine. If I could have gotten more than 20 gb in my data stash I would have done that and saved myself a lot of money.
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I considered getting a 6th line on the plan, getting about 3 data passes and using my mom's log on for her Uverse because I can watch live TV for several channels and then all the channels have on demand available online.
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It also stops people from canceling their cable or and using free streaming and/or cheap steaming packages and using their unlimited data as their "cable". Unlimited data is always going to have a tether limit, that is a trade off for unlimited data. My sister doesn't have the 10 gb data pass, so her tether limit is her line data limit, 10 gb. Now with this deal, I get 20 gb a month right now and that will be my limit for tethering. Just like their unlimited for the older plans, they can only tether 7 gb of data. So if they have one 10 gb data pass, their tether limit is 20 gb. The phone uses a certain amount of data even if you don't get on the internet. To be able to tether 30 gb of data, you would need the data pass for 10 gb data. It would be almost impossible for people to tether all their 30 gb of data though. If I go over the 30 gb and don't call and purchase 10 gb more for the month, all data, tethered or not is still free, but it is just slower data. The data that is slowed and still able to be tethered is if I have 10 gb a month and 20 gb in data stash, I can tether all of that 30 gb at LTE. With my original TMO unlimited, you were throttled st 5 gb of data, tethered or not. So if I buy 500 gb extra for just one month and I have 20 gb on data stash, I can tether 520 gb that month. All tiered data can be tethered at LTE, including data stash. As TMO told me last August when I signed up for the plan and transferred my second account back to TMO after being gone for 8 years. That extra data can be a one time only thing or it can be reoccurring. If you want to have 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 etc gb every month, you just pay $10 per 10 gb of data. I pay 10 dollars with 10 extra gb monthly and still have 20 gb data stash. With the recent promo plan that I am on, the10 gb plan allows you to accrue 20 gb of data stash and then you buy more data if you need more than 10 gb monthly.
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