Apparently Verizon and its customers disagree on the definition of 'unlimited'.
Problem is when the smartphones came out, especially the iPhone which was initially an exclusive to ATT, Verizon had to do anything to match what was being offered.
So, ATT had unlimited and Verizon thus offered unlimited.
Neither one of these gangsters had the foresight to realize that it was only going to be a matter of time when more users coming online would take up the network capacities.
Add LTE and they can't build towers fast enough to keep up.
Now they are faced with breaking their "UNLIMITED" promise (I am sure ATT will follow Verizon shortly)
ATT already raised their $ 30 rate to $ 35, just for having an iPhone and even after a contract is up they still charge extra for that.
Sorry, if I cannot follow the "Verizon is right" crowd, because UNLIMITED means UNLIMITED, not to a certain point, not until 100GB, it means NEVER LIMITED.
ATT and VERIZON should just grid their teeth and suffer out their own mistake. As written it is a small number.
Let it be!
As soon as ATT cancels my UNLIMITED, I'll be looking around.
Dishonest business practices (marketing/false advertising)should not be rewarded.
No need to f$%% consumers with fine print.