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Is there any reason why I shouldn't leave an unlimited data plan?

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  • 23-04-2013 7:53pm
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    YellowFeather
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    Hey all

    I'm upgrading my phone and thinking of changing plans to one which will allow me more free minutes and texts than my current plan, but I will forever lose the plan that I'm on which offers unlimited (as in *actually* unlimited) data.

    The new plan includes 5GB of data, which I know is enough for my usage - (averaging 2GB - 2.5GB per month), but I'm wondering if there's anything I'm missing.

    I'm sure there's a reason why unlimited data usage isn't really offered anymore. I know I can use my phone at the moment to tether any number of nearby devices, but I don't really do that.

    I'm just worried that I'll give up this plan (which I signed up for originally about three years ago) and then realise later that I made a mistake!

    As it is though, I often go above my free call limit (300 mins a month - but with free evening and weekend calls), so I would be saving money - despite the new plan being slightly more expensive than my current one.

    I know, logically, the new plan & saving money route makes more sense - but giving up ANYTHING unlimited might be stupid when I can't get it back again! :P

    Thanks!


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    Mimikyu
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