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Does Verizon Fios slow down after a certain amount of data usage?
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<blockquote data-quote="Kelsey" data-source="post: 2613397" data-attributes="member: 209055"><p>I recently purchased a Virgin Mobile Broadband2Go device. It was $50 a month for unlimited data. I soon found out that after I used a certain amount of gigabites, it slowed down dramatically. I took this route because I had no cable or wireless internet service and I'm a full time college student so I need to have internet. I was looking into Verizon Fios and it seems pretty promising as opposed to the Virgin Mobile plan I have now, but I wanted to find out if it would slow down after a certain amount of usage like with the Virgin Mobile.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kelsey, post: 2613397, member: 209055"] I recently purchased a Virgin Mobile Broadband2Go device. It was $50 a month for unlimited data. I soon found out that after I used a certain amount of gigabites, it slowed down dramatically. I took this route because I had no cable or wireless internet service and I'm a full time college student so I need to have internet. I was looking into Verizon Fios and it seems pretty promising as opposed to the Virgin Mobile plan I have now, but I wanted to find out if it would slow down after a certain amount of usage like with the Virgin Mobile. [/QUOTE]
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