Also, this goes to prove that +T-Mobile does not throttle users (at least on the new plans)
+Google Play Music + A Long Road Trip = A LOT of Mobile Data.Also, this goes to prove that +T-Mobile does not throttle users (at least on the new plans)
Shared with: Public, Keith I Myers, Google Play, T-Mobile, Kata Crea, Shane Fogleman, Ana Medina+1’d by: Sante Kotturi, Sean Im, Ana Medina, Chris Vukin, Kata CreaKata Crea – 2014-02-05 09:01:57-0500How is your service? I tested last year when T-Mobile 1st got LTE. Drove around town with 2 phones. And while T-mobile had comparable speeds (some times a little faster) , it was not reliable. I would keep dropping off and coming back on while At&t was constant. I also am not able to make good calls from my house. Shane Fogleman – 2014-02-05 09:10:19-0500+Keith I Myers I was told by an employee that they do not monitor non t mobile devices as closely. Keith Barrett – 2014-02-05 09:21:34-0500Yes but they are only offering tethering on their “unlimited data” plan. Tethering has more to do with mobility than volume, so even though I only need 2GB/month (lowest plan) I need to pay for unlimited to get tethering.Keith I Myers – 2014-02-05 10:26:26-0500+Shane Fogleman – I did not do much tethering. For me, it was mainly using my phone to listen to music (output via the car speakers)Ana Medina – 2014-02-05 11:54:30-0500What plan do you have? I have the unlimited with AT&T but I’m getting throttled Keith I Myers – 2014-02-05 11:59:37-0500+Ana Medina – I have +T-Mobile ‘s $70.00 per month plan (Taxes Included). The lower plans do throttle you after 500 MB or 2.5 GB. Sante Kotturi – 2014-02-06 13:44:38-0500The bits breed well with you 😛 I have the $30 plan as well and love it. Use to have vzw unlim but moved and my coverage sucked, spotty 3g. I had to reevaluate life and the meaning of the universe when I got my moto x and T-Mobile had LTE coverage… I do find it spottier though when on the road but with All Access I just offline ahead of time…