unlimit data plan

[m2234323]

why do i here so many people love them when they not trull ulimt i have not see one that doint have a gotyou like they limit it after 50 gig  or x amout where if tower is too bussy you get slow speed and so on and why do i here people use it home interrnet  we can"t or it cost too much since a lot game are huge in size like 20 gig and so on 

[Semper]

They're unlimited in the facet that you're not charged for overages as you would be with a "limited" data plan.

[m2234323]

2 minutes ago, Semper said:

They're unlimited in the facet that you're not charged for overages as you would be with a "limited" data plan.

still fell limit to me   i just doint like how they word it on the site look great till you read the fine print what is funny is tello is more open on how much faster data is a avable you get to pick the amout ak all the way from 500mb for 5 to 12gig  for 35$ it is not the 50gig but at a way beter price and all plan incopuld the same speed unlimti dat other privder  have the 2g speed 

[m2234323]

also i dislike all this of x amout of data for moble hot spot or for tablet and so on even for 5g network vs 4g network all just to  makt it hard to figuter out 

[Donut417]

41 minutes ago, m2234323 said:

why do i here people use it home interrne

20% of America live in Rural areas where you Choices are 3 Mbps DSL, satellite Internet and LTE. For many its not a choice in the matter. 

[m2234323]

On 6/30/2019 at 8:43 PM, Donut417 said:

20% of America live in Rural areas where you Choices are 3 Mbps DSL, satellite Internet and LTE. For many its not a choice in the matter. 

the reason why i ask is celphone  alway cost more then home intrent in our area fiber is so relibe  i got day of 3000 ping once in a while on cellphone  

[Donut417]

Just now, m2234323 said:

intrent in our area fiber is so relibe

20% of the US cant get FIber, thats what your not understanding. The Cable Co wont deploy in Rural areas either, not enough population density. So if your choices are Satellite (Data caps + high latency), 3 Mbps DSL (May or may not work and is slow as fuck), or 4G LTE, which do you choose? 

[m2234323]

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[m2234323]

3 minutes ago, Donut417 said:

20% of the US cant get FIber, thats what your not understanding. The Cable Co wont deploy in Rural areas either, not enough population density. So if your choices are Satellite (Data caps + high latency), 3 Mbps DSL (May or may not work and is slow as fuck), or 4G LTE, which do you choose? 

 

 then you stuck becasue i doint see lte  as relable  it like wifi  work great soem time other time worst them dsl  at lease you get 3bmps  dsl    i saw 1mps  lte 

for a second  it was almost faster to look up what i want by driving home and doint it at home  then have to increase my  sleep time to 5 minutns 

[Donut417]

Just now, m2234323 said:

then you stuck becasue i doint see lte

Kinda a dick statement there. And for the record I have Comcast 150/10 service, though I do have a 1 TB cap. Im just stating info from what I have read. If you live out in the sticks you get shit for service. Not every one is an entitled ( Insert word here)  person like you and gets Fiber. Fiber is even rare in many cities as well. Unless you live in big cities like Detroit. 

 

Also on my T Mobile phone I get about 25/10. Which for most people would be acceptable if that was the best option. 

[m2234323]

Just now, Donut417 said:

Kinda a dick statement there. And for the record I have Comcast 150/10 service, though I do have a 1 TB cap. Im just stating info from what I have read. If you live out in the sticks you get shit for service. Not every one is an entitled ( Insert word here)  person like you and gets Fiber. Fiber is even rare in many cities as well. Unless you live in big cities like Detroit. 

 

Also on my T Mobile phone I get about 25/10. Which for most people would be acceptable if that was the best option. 

that the issue i think people should protest  it since a lot of time i want to live at a farm i own horse  which  all the program area online i would  kill any cap on the satline or  lte or cost a arm and a legg most farm   are in the Rural areas and if you ask them about makiing the onine vidoe offline they just say get better internet  or get there  dvd which doint have as much infor 

[Donut417]

13 minutes ago, m2234323 said:

protest 

Wiring up Rural areas is not profitable. Private business exist to make profit. In many states the local government cant wire themselves up due to state law. Plus using tax dollars for this purpose makes some people cry. Like Republicans, rich people, etc. Because they dont think they should have to pay for every one to have access. Just like how the residence of my city bitch about no city services but also bitch when the city tries to raise taxes to provide services, because who gives a fuck about having a fire department or police officers. 

[m2234323]

2 minutes ago, Donut417 said:

Wiring up Rural areas is not profitable. Private business exist to make profit. In many states the local government cant wire themselves up due to state law. Plus using tax dollars for this purpose makes some people cry. Like Republicans, rich people, etc. Because they dont think they should have to pay for every one to have access. Just like how the residence of my city bitch about no city services but also bitch when the city tries to raise taxes to provide services, because who gives a fuck about having a fire department or police officers. 

which i think it is just to get people to move to city  where they pay more

[m2234323]

how rulral area i think saw some isp  some where doing it with fiber 

https://www.technobuffalo.com/what-a-difference-a-day-makes-rural-vermont-now-home-to-fastest-internet-in-the-u-s

i know this is just one area  but would love to live there or one like it it show  some place   do care 

[v0id]

18 hours ago, m2234323 said:

how rulral area i think saw some isp  some where doing it with fiber 

https://www.technobuffalo.com/what-a-difference-a-day-makes-rural-vermont-now-home-to-fastest-internet-in-the-u-s

i know this is just one area  but would love to live there or one like it it show  some place   do care 

Bear in mind that while fiber is great and all, it's still converted to coax once it hits the home. So yeah they're backbone might be fiber but homes today are not wired for fiber, they're all coax. One of my local ISPs likes to talk about their fiber network, but fail to mention that it's still coax at the end of the day. Not saying fiber isn't great, it certainly is, but I don't think some people realize what it means to have fiber to your home. There's still a conversion that happens. Even Comcast, which is mostly copper, has a few areas where fiber is their backbone.

 

Former Comcast technician here, btw.

[dDave64]

13 minutes ago, v0id said:

Bear in mind that while fiber is great and all, it's still converted to coax once it hits the home. So yeah they're backbone might be fiber but homes today are not wired for fiber, they're all coax. One of my local ISPs likes to talk about their fiber network, but fail to mention that it's still coax at the end of the day. Not saying fiber isn't great, it certainly is, but I don't think some people realize what it means to have fiber to your home. There's still a conversion that happens. Even Comcast, which is mostly copper, has a few areas where fiber is their backbone.

 

Former Comcast technician here, btw.

 

Exactly right.

 

Tell me if this is correct: The fiber is beneficial for eliminating congestion over large areas. While homes might use coax the fiber can still better feed a large area as all bandwidth for all homes connected is shared through it.

 

in theory, it should make internet service  more reliable. Even with the conversion to coax. No?

[Donut417]

16 minutes ago, v0id said:

it's still converted to coax once it hits the home.

Not entirely true. Verizon will convert to Coax OR Ethernet. Anything at or above 100 Mbps is done via Ethernet. Comcast Gigabit pro's media converter does 1 Gbps Ethernet or 10 Gbps SFP. So it depends on ISP. 

 

Most ISP's offer Fiber to the Node. Such at AT&T's Uverse service or Comcast/Cox/WOW/ Charter service. 

[m2234323]

4 hours ago, Donut417 said:

Not entirely true. Verizon will convert to Coax OR Ethernet. Anything at or above 100 Mbps is done via Ethernet. Comcast Gigabit pro's media converter does 1 Gbps Ethernet or 10 Gbps SFP. So it depends on ISP. 

 

Most ISP's offer Fiber to the Node. Such at AT&T's Uverse service or Comcast/Cox/WOW/ Charter service. 

yep we on  ethern we even using moca  to go upstail    since it cost less and wokr  great 

[v0id]

21 hours ago, dDave64 said:

 

Exactly right.

 

Tell me if this is correct: The fiber is beneficial for eliminating congestion over large areas. While homes might use coax the fiber can still better feed a large area as all bandwidth for all homes connected is shared through it.

 

in theory, it should make internet service  more reliable. Even with the conversion to coax. No?

Fiber is great over coax because there's virtually no signal loss because it uses light. But in my experience, take it for what it's worth, is that even in large areas that are serviced by coax versus fiber, there really wasn't much of a tangible difference in terms of reliability. We have two such areas where I used to work. As long as the coax is in good condition and your cable math is done correctly, both seemed the same in terms of reliability.

 

21 hours ago, Donut417 said:

Not entirely true. Verizon will convert to Coax OR Ethernet. Anything at or above 100 Mbps is done via Ethernet. Comcast Gigabit pro's media converter does 1 Gbps Ethernet or 10 Gbps SFP. So it depends on ISP. 

 

Most ISP's offer Fiber to the Node. Such at AT&T's Uverse service or Comcast/Cox/WOW/ Charter service. 

Oh yeah, forgot about Ethernet. Good call.

[m2234323]

how do people afored those unlime plan some of them for the cost a month or 2 i could get a year   of sevice   from my provdier  my dad doint see the point in pay more then 150$ a year 

it is 0 about speed just if there enouth minunt tex and data ok amout he happy with 1 gig a year