Do we basically get a free GB of data a month?

[FooArk]

If companies charge you X amount for every GB you go over, dont you have to go over an additional GB to get the charge?

Lets say you pay for 2GB...

If you're at 2.5GB, yes you are over, but not over by a GB

 

[kappaknight]

They will bill you the moment you get to 2.000000001GB, so no. You don't get a free GB.

 

[PDFierro]

Pretty sure they would still charge you, even if you only went over by half a gig. Or even 1/10 of a gig.

 

[AuroraProject]

You don't get anything for free. I have a Verizon 4gb plan, if I hit 4.01gb they add 1gb and charge me an additional $15.

 

[LapsangSouchong]

you don't get anything for free. I have a verizon 4gb plan, if i hit 4.01gb they add 1gb and charge me an additional $15.

this

 

[Noisemaker]

If companies charge you X amount for every GB you go over, dont you have to go over an additional GB to get the charge?

Lets say you pay for 2GB...

If you're at 2.5GB, yes you are over, but not over by a GB

You should try it and see how well your theory works.

 

[1rottenapple]

Lol you forgot we live in a none utopian society.

 

[taedouni]

You forgot that carriers want your money.

 

[tymaster50]

i would just turn off celluar data lol I can still get texts and maybe phone calls