According to this report in BetaNews, Sprint is planning to implement data usage caps on its mobile broadband service. Sprint will put a 5 GB per month overall use cap and 300 MB per month for off-network roaming.
Sprint states that "the use of voice and data roaming by a small minority of customers is generating a disproportionately large level of operating expense for the company. We are enforcing the existing terms and conditions for phone plans. We are placing a limit of 300 MB per month on the amount of data use allowed while roaming off network as well as a 5 GB per month limitation on total wireless data usage for Sprint's connection and phone as modem plans."
Now I don't remember seeing those usage limits in the existing terms and conditions, do you?
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Your article very nice it includes the prices of the limitation of the total wireless data. Thank you for giving this information.
well customers...take a look at your demanding behavior as well.understand your bill and your phone usage. you're using the service and refuse to pay for it? them blame customers service? it's customers that suck!!! shame on you!!!if you want a perfect world..then go and buy your own!