Verizon Double Dipping LOL topic
So I curious about Verizon cloud and wanted to ask a question
they have Verizon Cloud - 25GB,75GB,150GB,250GB
so I asked if would could against a tiered data plan
so here is this play out of it.
hello
You: at 0:01:46
quick question does verizon cloud count against data
Katrina J.: at 0:02:03
No it does not
You: at 0:05:36
ok so if a had 2gb of data and I had a 8gb movie on the cloud it would not count? also what about downloading from it would it count against you?
Katrina J.: at 0:06:13
Yes downloading will count against the data
You: at 0:06:53
does that also apply to watching ?
Katrina J.: at 0:08:48
No not at all
You: at 0:11:19
So im lost so watching a 8 gb movie on the cloud does not count against the data plan but downloading does? it doesn't make since
You: at 0:11:46
they are pretty much doing the same thing
Katrina J.: at 0:12:20
when you download it you are connecting to the Internet, but watching it....it is already downloaded so it wont count against
You: at 0:13:16
I think you misunderstanding what im asking?
You: at 0:13:20
Back up the pictures, music and more from your device or PC to Verizon's secure cloud storage. If something happens to your device(s), your media can be restored to a new device. You can also access your cloud content on the go to listen to music, watch a movie, and more.
You: at 0:13:41
this is a statement that say i can watch from the cloud
You: at 0:14:51
so would that count
Katrina J.: at 0:15:31
Yes it would count
Now Mind you they want you use this service but they also wants to charge it against your data to use. I don't understand how can you offer data service to people on tiered if you going to count it against them? so why people don't need unlimited again? oh that's right you wanna quarter and dollar everything and everyone. I tell you I hope tmobile keeps going to make these big boys come down earth and change.All they need it wider coverage and better building penetration. Verizon and AT&T will eat those words about unlimited wont come back LOL . Ok im done ranting I just had to share
they have Verizon Cloud - 25GB,75GB,150GB,250GB
so I asked if would could against a tiered data plan
so here is this play out of it.
hello
You: at 0:01:46
quick question does verizon cloud count against data
Katrina J.: at 0:02:03
No it does not
You: at 0:05:36
ok so if a had 2gb of data and I had a 8gb movie on the cloud it would not count? also what about downloading from it would it count against you?
Katrina J.: at 0:06:13
Yes downloading will count against the data
You: at 0:06:53
does that also apply to watching ?
Katrina J.: at 0:08:48
No not at all
You: at 0:11:19
So im lost so watching a 8 gb movie on the cloud does not count against the data plan but downloading does? it doesn't make since
You: at 0:11:46
they are pretty much doing the same thing
Katrina J.: at 0:12:20
when you download it you are connecting to the Internet, but watching it....it is already downloaded so it wont count against
You: at 0:13:16
I think you misunderstanding what im asking?
You: at 0:13:20
Back up the pictures, music and more from your device or PC to Verizon's secure cloud storage. If something happens to your device(s), your media can be restored to a new device. You can also access your cloud content on the go to listen to music, watch a movie, and more.
You: at 0:13:41
this is a statement that say i can watch from the cloud
You: at 0:14:51
so would that count
Katrina J.: at 0:15:31
Yes it would count
Now Mind you they want you use this service but they also wants to charge it against your data to use. I don't understand how can you offer data service to people on tiered if you going to count it against them? so why people don't need unlimited again? oh that's right you wanna quarter and dollar everything and everyone. I tell you I hope tmobile keeps going to make these big boys come down earth and change.All they need it wider coverage and better building penetration. Verizon and AT&T will eat those words about unlimited wont come back LOL . Ok im done ranting I just had to share
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