 RRedlineRated RPremium join:2002-05-15 Williamsport, PA | reply to MovieLover76
Re: 250 MB / Month??? said by MovieLover76:Agreed, it's a surf the web and email initial offering. I'm surprized amazon could get them this low for an entire year. To put this in perspective your paying $4.19 a month for this 250mb a month plan. 8-9 MB per day. Have fun with that on a tablet. I use way more than that on my phone, and I don't stream any media to it. -- One nation, under Zod! |
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 iansltx join:2007-02-19 Golden, CO kudos:2 | Think about it this way: with that little data, you'll make a concerted effort to use the tablet on WiFi whenever possible.
If you do that and don't tether (speaking from experience with my iPad on a 1GB plan), you'll stay under 250MB. |
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 RRedlineRated RPremium join:2002-05-15 Williamsport, PA | I think there's going to be A LOT of people going over the cap without realizing just how little their "plan" allows them to use it (most people don't know what to relate a MB with). I totally understand that from a cost standpoint, it's a decent deal. I just think that a 250 MB plan is extremely light, especially considering how quickly one could use up the entire month's cap in less than two minutes.
Honestly, it sounds like a trap to me. Sucker people into buying the plan, then AT&T will profit from the overages. -- One nation, under Zod! |
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 iansltx join:2007-02-19 Golden, CO kudos:2 | My bet is that there won't be any overages. At 50% of your cap the Kindle will let you know. At 75%? Same thing. At 90%? Same thing. At 100%, the service will ust shut off for the rest of the month. |
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 BF69Premium join:2004-07-28 Camden, TN | reply to RRedline said by RRedline:said by MovieLover76:Agreed, it's a surf the web and email initial offering. I'm surprized amazon could get them this low for an entire year. To put this in perspective your paying $4.19 a month for this 250mb a month plan. 8-9 MB per day. Have fun with that on a tablet. I use way more than that on my phone, and I don't stream any media to it. I suspect most people will use this at HOME where they have easy access to wi-fi. |
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