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Mobile broadband will never be the same again – at least for T-Mobile customers.\u00a0 Currently with their mobile broadband package you are allowed either 1GB or 3GB of data transfer a month dependent on your contract.<\/p>\n[adrotate banner=”45″]<\/p>\n
Mobile broadband will never be the same again – at least for T-Mobile customers.\u00a0 Currently with their mobile broadband package you are allowed either 1GB or 3GB of data transfer a month dependent on your contract.<\/p>\n
Now T-Mobile is “giving notice to customers” that fair usage will now mean no more than 500MB of data transfer a month.\u00a0 T-Mobile hasn’t yet made it clear whether this will only affect new customers or existing customers as well saying only that they have “given fair notice”.<\/p>\n
They continued to state that big downloads as well as video streaming should be saved for home Internet connections.<\/p>\n
T-Mobile however have wanted to try and emphasize the positive now stating that you won’t be charged for going over your data limit.\u00a0 So what happens now I hear you ask?\u00a0 Well, now when you go over your data limit,\u00a0 you get banned.\u00a0 Yes, that right banned! – for the entire month period till your next bill.\u00a0 I am sure this will be a comfort to all T-Mobile mobile broadband customers – NOT!<\/p>\n
In a nutshell, if you want to do any more then basic browsing avoid T-Mobile mobile broadband like the plague!\u00a0 They’ve basically said this themselves! \ud83d\ude09 (minus the “avoid T-Mobile mobile broadband like the plague!” bit!).<\/p>\n
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