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RE: mwc to consider cutting the cord
(03-13-2017 10:31 AM)mj4life Wrote:  Unlimited cell plans do have restrictions. You get the highest speed for how ever many GB's are included in your plan. They then slow down your speed to 3g type levels which make streaming certain video hard. Services like Netflix that pay your carrier a fee are excluded from data usage but you will end up paying that to Netflix at some point in increased subscription fees

That is 100% correct except in the case of a special deal like T-mobile has where they aren't counting the most popular streaming services towards your total data usage.
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