I take issue with the definition of "15 days free internet."
I happen to own one of T-Mobile's "4G" mobile hotspots, and I pay $50 for a whopping 5 GB of data.
The "Data Pass" I purchase from Team Mo' Bull is good for 2 months...
As if anyone on today's internet could make 5 GB of data last 60 days!???
If I'm not careful I can go through 5 GB data in 72 hours.
Thus, if a consumer with one of these magazine WiFi hotpots were to use, say 20 GB data in 15 days, will overage charges apply?
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I take issue with the definition of "15 days free internet." I happen to own one of T-Mobile's "4G" mobile hotspots, and I pay $50 for a whopping 5 GB of data. The "Data Pass" I purchase from Team Mo' Bull is good for 2 months... As if anyone on today's internet could make 5 GB of data last 60 days!??? If I'm not careful I can go through 5 GB data in 72 hours. Thus, if a consumer with one of these magazine WiFi hotpots were to use, say 20 GB data in 15 days, will overage charges apply?