I remember back in the early days of wireless internet, I had an HP Jornada 525 with a Novatel Wireless modem I added on. AT&T charged PER KILOBIT for access and within about 2 weeks, I grew a $65 bill.
It was only logical that all wireless data service offers would need to be UNLIMITED, but, I never heard Verizon was doing this before.
When I first got DSL - around the time of Napster, Kazaa and CuteMx, I used to leave my desktop on for hours downloading. I was always worried something like this might happen.
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I remember back in the early days of wireless internet, I had an HP Jornada 525 with a Novatel Wireless modem I added on. AT&T charged PER KILOBIT for access and within about 2 weeks, I grew a $65 bill.
It was only logical that all wireless data service offers would need to be UNLIMITED, but, I never heard Verizon was doing this before.
When I first got DSL - around the time of Napster, Kazaa and CuteMx, I used to leave my desktop on for hours downloading. I was always worried something like this might happen.