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5/8/2015 8:08:53 PM EDT
I have 5 gigs a month of 4g lte speed data then it slows down.  If I am in an area that only gets 3g speeds, does that count towards my 5 gigs before I get slowed down?


Eta:  Nevermind I finally found it in the small print. I don't get 5 gigs of 4g lte, I get 5 gigs of high speed data which is 3g or 4g, then it is slowed down to 2g.  Oh the horror.  Mods feel free to lock
5/8/2015 8:11:51 PM EDT
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Im not sure you should have a "smart" phone




and Yes it will count.
5/8/2015 8:12:19 PM EDT
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Im not sure you should have a "smart" phone
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And why is that
5/8/2015 8:22:13 PM EDT
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When you log onto 3g service it is a speed at which you download.  Your 5g on a smart phone is quite a bit.  A full length movie is about 3gigs.  Web sites are WAY less. You could surf a lot and not use it all up at 5g per month.
5/9/2015 12:37:42 AM EDT
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When you log onto 3g service it is a speed at which you download.  Your 5g on a smart phone is quite a bit.  A full length movie is about 3gigs.  Web sites are WAY less. You could surf a lot and not use it all up at 5g per month.
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That wasn't my question, reading comp and all. My question was will downloading data at 3g count against my 5 gigs which was advertised as 4g. However, it's not 5 gigs at 4g, it's 5 gigs at high speed, up to 4g, including 3g, then it slows down to 2g