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What is the best plan for someone that uses pandora 40 hours per week? (no wifi)
lprc8713
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‎05-07-2016 09:44 AM

I can't use the wifi at work so I plan to listen to pandora roughly 40 hours a week. I went over my data within the first week of my new billing cycle so I'd like to bump my data up, but to what level should I do so?

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Weth
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‎05-07-2016 10:01 AM

Pandora is reported to stream at 64 Kbps. Minimum 6GB, but that gives no room for any other data use, so I would go with 12.  Other music services stream at higher rates, so 6 would not be enough in those cases.

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bearone21
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‎05-07-2016 11:18 AM

3 hours of video thru the network is about 3gig........

pick one

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pherson
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‎05-07-2016 11:33 PM

Is there a particular reason why you can't use wifi? Also what kind of phone is it?

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DigitalRules
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‎05-08-2016 05:17 AM

If in your shoes, I would consider a different provider. There are good options out there for low cost unlimited data & even free music streaming if one of those providers have good coverage in your area.

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vzw_customer_support
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‎05-09-2016 09:54 AM

Iprc8713-


I know how concerning this is for you as you only want to avoid overages. We have a great data calculator page that will give you a better understanding on how much data is being used for streaming music, watching movies, browsing the internet, etc. Please visit us at www.vzw.com/datacalculator



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