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Maybe it will even come with Sprint's new, "After 5GB we terminate your service and charge you $200" policy! Now with 3Mbps speeds, you can go through your entire month's bandwidth allocation in less than 4 hours! Sign up now for the low price of something completely ridiculous!
Huh? I thought that of all the cell companies, Spring was the most lenient about enforcing this kind of stuff (with Verizon being the most strict)?
Has this changed lately? I use the sh*t outta my sprint data network with streaming, etc, and have never had a word said to me about.
Sprint*
Yes, it's changed. As of July. After going over the 5GB limit for two months in a row, you will be terminated and charged a $200 ETF. Since it's over 30 days since the new ToS took effect, you can no longer cancel your plan without paying the $200 ETF. There is a note on your bill about all of this. If you recieve an electronic bill, then you've probably been notified and didn't even realize it. If you haven't been paying attention, but know that you go over 5GB/mo, then expect to get cut off at the end of this month.