TmoNews Monday reported that beginning April 5th, users will have limits on the amount of domestic data they can use, allotted by their specific plan. A screenshot details the allotments and their respective limits, which by way of example, those with data buckets between 2GB-4.99GB are given 50MB of roaming data per month. At the highest end, those with 10GB or more on a data plan are limited to at most 200MB for roaming. Once that amount has been exceeded, no data use will be allowed until the next billing cycle. T-Mobile will provide a text message to users when they’ve hit 80% and 100% of their cap. The carrier says that certain users (including business accounts) will be exempt from the new caps. Customers can expect notice via texts, emails and monthly bill inserts starting in February.
Source: TmoNews
Mickey Papillon
Joey Koppes
T-Mobile sucks .they don’t even have 4g its 3.5 and there coverage is bad constant calls dropped even when I’m standing next to cell tower.and its pretty bad when cricket is faster then T-Mobile.and I have an amaze .and now more caps.u think everyone should let T-Mobile know they can’t keep choking us .