Sorry for getting my facts wrong in this now locked thread. Clearly I misread the story about Sprint and thus my point was wrong.
Ah, but if Sprint closes down unlimited plans for smart phones in the near future . . .
We'll see. But for now I was wrong about Sprint.
My point remains about Verizon. It was the iPhone that did it, not the heavily pushed Android phones.
Ah, but if Sprint closes down unlimited plans for smart phones in the near future . . .
We'll see. But for now I was wrong about Sprint.
My point remains about Verizon. It was the iPhone that did it, not the heavily pushed Android phones.