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I am also thinking of buy the HTC DNA phone outright $599 to keep my Unlimited data. If I buy a Tablet ( I pad 4 ) and use DNA phone for mobile hot spot. I heared it $30 a month to add. I heard we still get Unlimited data on the Tablet from the Hotspot & I heard you only get 2GB on your hot spot. So what the real answear ?
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Hi JeffUSPS,
I like to clarify the answer about having an unlimited data plan! If you have an unlimited data plan currently and do an upgrade paying the full retail cost on your device! However, the unlimited data plan is no longer available. If you get a discount on a device, we would ask you to select a shared data plan allowance to cover your data needs! Here's a link to the data plans http://bit.ly/UOjibo!
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EdW_VZW
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For those with unlimited data, unlimited hotspot is $30 per month. For those on tiered data, 2 GB hotspot is $20 per month. For those on Share Everything plans, hotspot is included.
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So for $30 those on unlimited get unlimited data on the hotspot so they could use their phone as a regular internet connection then? Sounds like a deal. Might explain why the rest of us only get 2 GB also.
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yet another reason why so many people don't want to let go of their unlimited
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Hi EdW_VZW,
So, I have a situation where I am on an old family plan with unlimited data. I am currently using an iPhone 4S and my mother is using the HTC Thunderbolt. I would I the purchase an iPhone 5 at FULL price, not upgrading to the iPhone 5 through Verizon at the subsidized price and not signing a new contract. The iPhone 5 is a 4G phone, which has mobile hotspot capability.
For this scenario, would I keep my unlimited data plan and then just pay that monthly fee for the unlimited mobile hotspot ability?
Thank You,
TigerJess
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yes
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Hi Tikibar1,
Thanks for the information. Just one more thing to clarify: I'm hearing that you only have to pay the $30/month if you're using the Verizon hotspot app; if you use a third party app, like Foxifi or something, you don't get charged, Is this true? Is there something more to this beyond being as simple as downloading and using a third party app instead of the VZW hotspot app?
Thank you,
TigerJess
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TigerJess wrote:
Hi Tikibar1,
Thanks for the information. Just one more thing to clarify: I'm hearing that you only have to pay the $30/month if you're using the Verizon hotspot app; if you use a third party app, like Foxifi or something, you don't get charged, Is this true? Is there something more to this beyond being as simple as downloading and using a third party app instead of the VZW hotspot app?
Thank you,
TigerJess
If you use a 3rd party app you won't get charged until they catch you using it. I'm not sure what the penalty is for getting caught.
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I'm on a grandfathered unlimited plan with mobile hot spot, iPhone 4s not yet up for renewal. I'm planning to get an iPhone 5 not under contract to keep the unlimited plan. My understanding is the mobile Hotspot will be $30/month and be part of the unlimited plan. Do I have that correct? Thanks, Mike
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