Originally Posted by beecart:
“Lets wait to the 16th and see it it happens as we don't have any corroboration from tmobile as of yet.”
Well...
Originally Posted by carguy143:
“I doubt they'd confirm this if it's something that the full monty plan was meant to have all along. If their terms state there's a cap, and it's removed, they still have the right to re implement the cap at any time. On the other hand, if the terms didn't state there's a cap, there would be trouble.”
Exactly. Seeing as T-Mobile never admitted there was a cap in the first place, openly lied about it really (I wonder if the £19 "speed increasing" booster is coming back too?!), then they're hardly going to admit that the speed cap is coming back, albeit slightly increased.
Originally Posted by IslandNiles:
“But that's the point. There's no mention of a speed cap when you sign up or in the terms.”
Quite. There's never been any mention of a speed cap of any kind on T-Mobile's website, not one, and I looked - and considering I found the ONE single page on Orange's website that mentioned PAYG Extras that last for 3 months (back in the day when they offered them) I like to think I know how to look for stuff like that.
For my part I'm not too fussed about all this - I'm on the One Plan on Three and, with all this carry on with the Full Monty and speed caps, as a data user I'm so not budging.
I do have one question though, which appears to have gone unanswered so far; will this 'new' cap apply to Orange's iPhone Extra 51 tariff and Virgin Mobile's new unlimited (well, 10GB before the throttle kicks in) data tariffs? Or is it only T-Mobile's unlimited data tariffs that have the pleasure?