The New Verizon Unlimited Plan
virginiagable
Newbie

Hey, why did my plan change?  My wireless router went from 10 G at 4 LTE G to 15 G at 4 LTE G.  Sounds great, more for the same price.  BUT after I have used my 15 G my download speed drops from 4G to 600kbps not 3G.  Best I can find out, there's a significant difference between 600kbps and 3G.  Also, somehow I used the additional 5G in less than 3 days.  I haven't increased my time on the computer so I'm flabbergasted by all of this.  Any thoughts?

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Re: The New Verizon Unlimited Plan
Ann154
Community Leader
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600 kbps is 3G speeds.

I'm most definitely NOT a VZW employee. If a post answered your question, please mark it as the answer.

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MRFILBERT
Newbie

I have the same problem. Unfortunately, Verizon has the "brilliant" idea to slow us down. BS! They do not understand computers and other gadgets attached to the internet require updates and when they do download those updates they consume those 15G data limit. Making this device useless in about 3 days from when the cycle starts. Worse purchase ever! As soon as I find a good option I will disconnect this service with Verizon, even if I have to pay their hidden fees. Verizon is turning into a rich customers company.

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Re: The New Verizon Unlimited Plan
chris1060
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There are several options out there. Make sure you read the fine print, Be it Sprint, AT&T or T-Mobile. All the carriers offer a set amount of data for hotspot use. And like Verizon, when you reach that limit, they all throttle the hotspot speed to 3G for the remainder of the billing cycle. For example, AT&T throttles their hotspot speed to 128kbps after you reach your Hotspot data allocation. As does T-Mobile. For details on different carrier hotspot throttling, visit this link Verizon's New 'Unlimited' Data Plan Compared to Other Carriers | WIRED.

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