No T-mobile unlimited data?

[iPhonemaster5S]

So if history repeats itself do you think T-Mobile will get rid of their truly unlimited data once their network starts to get congested? I personally don't think this will happen because from what I've read it seems that this new plan is helping them a lot. Sprint just showed off their guarantee which is interesting, I think that Sprint might actually stop doing the unlimited data because of that guarantee.

I'm on a grandfathered plan with AT&T and because their coverage is still better than T-mobile I am hesitant to switch all of my lines. My test line which I did switch to T-mobile is doing ok, luckily I am in a LTE market but AT&T is still better. The thing is though that if T-mobile gets better I might just switch all of my lines to T-Mobile and just hope they never throttle (like AT&T) and don't get rid of the plan. Just don't want to miss a good opportunity. What do you guys think?

 

[TheProFTW]

They have a pretty good backhaul, so I don't think congestation is an issue.

 

[KUguardgrl13]

They also throttle people who have limited data instead of just charging overages like AT&T or Verizon (unless you're an extremely heavy user), so unlimited users should be ok as long as you're not using rediculous amounts of data.

 

[JoshGlzBrk]

In the short term, unlikely. In the long term, probably.