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I never get those and I use my phone all day

 

Like other wireless companies, AT&T is taking steps to manage exploding demand for mobile data. We're responding on many levels, including investing billions in our wireless network this year and working to acquire more network capacity.

As mentioned on a previous bill, we're also taking additional, more immediate steps to help address network congestion and improve reliability. One of these steps involves a change for some customers who use extraordinarily large amounts of data in a single billing period - about 12 times more data than the average smartphone user.

For the current billing cycle, your data usage indicates you could be affected by this change. Here's how it works:

Smartphone customers with unlimited data plans may experience reduced speeds once their usage in a billing cycle reaches the level that puts them among the top 5 percent of heaviest data users. These customers can still use unlimited data and their speeds will be restored with the start of the next billing cycle.

We're writing because you are in the top 5 percent of heaviest data users for this billing cycle. Because we recognize that data usage can change from month to month, you will not see reduced speeds this billing cycle.

Beginning with your next billing cycle, we'll send you a text message if you are approaching the top 5 percent of heaviest data users. We'll also send you a second text message if you cross into the top 5 percent of heaviest users, at which point you may see reduced speeds for the rest of the month.

Customers have several ways to manage extremely high data usage.

Wi-Fi offers great speeds and doesn't add to your wireless data usage. Consider using Wi-Fi when possible for applications that use the highest amounts of data, such as streaming video apps, remote web camera apps, large data-file transfers (like video) and some online gaming.

You may also consider switching to a tiered data plan if speed is more important to you than having an unlimited data plan. Customers on tiered plans can pay for more data if they need it, and will not see reduced speeds.

To estimate how much data different activities use, and find out more about Wi-Fi or tiered data plans, visit http://clicks.att.com/OCT/eTrac?EMAIL_ID=727274115&finalURL=https://www.att.com/dataplans or call Customer Care at 800-331-0500.
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Nice. Now get it home and start makin it better.

$.39 when I was sixteen and we still siphoned gas.

 

Verizon does the same thing.

 

Not to me. Unlimited

 

What am I doing? Sent from my Samsung smartphone on AT&T

 

Crane Operator on a crabbing boat in the Bering Sea?

 

It you are in the top 5% of usage they will throttle your speed. It's not quite as bad since they only do it if you are in an area with high cellular data congestion, but still not true unlimited data.

http://www.pcworld.com/article/240217/verizon_wireless_data_optimization_has_begun.html

 

Second time getting stitched ever

 

FAT

 

FAT

 

Nope just 60 feet off the ground on a cat walk running a spot light only dangerous for me and the poor souls below me

 

VZW doesn't throttle bandwidth on LTE as confirmed in the article (and my screen shot). For those of you still on the ancient 3g technology, you are missing out. The slow one is my WiFi for comparison.

 

These are big.....

 

305/70/17? aint that big

 

295-and they are bigger than what I got now plus they are MTs....I'm gunna have to work at fitting them I think....

 

Santa came early

 

And you're on the Nice list I guess....

 

Those are really gonna boost both hp and mpgs!!!!!

 

you should be ok little bit of trimming i was going to get 295/75/17 but they were on national back order so i couldnt