Your forgetting that Verizon sold you a product. You paid for it, and now your asking them to take it back? That makes no sense, however maybe you have bought into the idea that they do not have enough money to provide better backbone services and build out more towers to provide increased radio availability. Verizon can afford to provide everyone unlimited data. However the problem is they have determined that people do not make phone calls anymore. At least not like they used to, so what exactly are they selling? You cannot sell minutes anymore, they know this, so the only way to make more money and increase those share holder profits is to change the business model. Ok, I do not necessarily disagree with that. What I do disagree with is taking back something I paid for, the entirety of my reason for even signing up with Verizon is I know their network is the best and they had a unlimited data plan I thought I could believe in. Now I have to buy a phone full price just to keep my Unlimited Data. So I got my Samsung Galaxy S IV for like 700$, I removed text and Picture/video messages and use Google voice for all my texting. Now I pay 62$ a month for my phone service with unlimited data. The money I am saving over tiered data plans will make it so the phone pays for itself. So did I really lose 700$ no. However Verizon will probably pull a stunt and have the last laugh. The moment they rip my unlimited data from me I will go to whatever lengths necessary to make sure they understand that what they are doing is unfair and unwarranted.
>>Personal comment removed<< You are probably a Verizon Wireless shareholder and want to see them increase their share price. They will achieve this if they can increase profits and decrease use of their growth revenue, also by increasing ARPU(Average Revenue Per User) they will achieve this, but this will be at the cost of ******* me off to no end.
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