Comments on: Confirmed: Verizon “Unlimited” EVDO = 5GB http://garrettgee.com/2007/04/05/confirmed-verizon-%e2%80%9cunlimited%e2%80%9d-evdo-5gb/ Confessions of an Information Addict Fri, 21 Nov 2008 23:15:05 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Noah Almighty http://garrettgee.com/2007/04/05/confirmed-verizon-%e2%80%9cunlimited%e2%80%9d-evdo-5gb/#comment-3125 Noah Almighty Sat, 01 Sep 2007 06:44:12 +0000 http://garrettgee.com/2007/04/05/confirmed-verizon-%e2%80%9cunlimited%e2%80%9d-evdo-5gb/#comment-3125 I know that Verizon is having a false advertisement campaign and the only thing that is unlimited from this is there unlimited bullsh!t. If it is unlimited internet it would be unrestrained interent. they dont want you as much as watching a video online. streaming audio or video or playing games but they will compair there serviace to brighthouse and dsl..... ...im on there connection now downloading a 4.7 gig ISO and that would put me at the 10 gig mark in 2 days.... im on there trial and im going to turn in there POS usb card within the trail period to teach them a lesson...then get me a satellite internet where they limit me to 30 gigs a month.... thats a more reasonable limitation...... i hope either a class action lawsuit takes place or someone just out right sues them for false advertisement.... if its limited to 5 gigs it is NOT unlmited internet I know that Verizon is having a false advertisement campaign and the only thing that is unlimited from this is there unlimited bullsh!t.

If it is unlimited internet it would be unrestrained interent. they dont want you as much as watching a video online. streaming audio or video or playing games but they will compair there serviace to brighthouse and dsl…..

…im on there connection now downloading a 4.7 gig ISO and that would put me at the 10 gig mark in 2 days….

im on there trial and im going to turn in there POS usb card within the trail period to teach them a lesson…then get me a satellite internet where they limit me to 30 gigs a month….

thats a more reasonable limitation……

i hope either a class action lawsuit takes place or someone just out right sues them for false advertisement….

if its limited to 5 gigs it is NOT unlmited internet

]]> By: Deb Hawkins http://garrettgee.com/2007/04/05/confirmed-verizon-%e2%80%9cunlimited%e2%80%9d-evdo-5gb/#comment-2306 Deb Hawkins Sun, 08 Jul 2007 06:58:00 +0000 http://garrettgee.com/2007/04/05/confirmed-verizon-%e2%80%9cunlimited%e2%80%9d-evdo-5gb/#comment-2306 I've been searching the Internet for some information which will help me to understand the EVDO 5 GB/month limit because I have a prospect who wants to use our streaming media products, but they will be traveling for a year in their motor home with EVDO service. When they asked me this question today, it was the very first time I had heard about EVDO, so I don't know how to answer their question. Our streaming media products are Web 2.0 based and they include video email (integrated in with our text email program), video IM, video blogging, video podcasting and live broadcasting over the Internet. Do you think the rule mentioned above about "continuous uploading, downloading or streaming of audio and video programming" would apply to Web 2.0 based streaming media? I wrote to customer support through an EVDO website and did not get an answer to this question. If you have any thoughts on this, I would really appreciate it. If you need more information on the kinds of products we have, you could view a short overview of the products at www.helloworld.com/beseentoday -- click on "Take the helloStudio Tour" at the top right of the page. I’ve been searching the Internet for some information which will help me to understand the EVDO 5 GB/month limit because I have a prospect who wants to use our streaming media products, but they will be traveling for a year in their motor home with EVDO service. When they asked me this question today, it was the very first time I had heard about EVDO, so I don’t know how to answer their question. Our streaming media products are Web 2.0 based and they include video email (integrated in with our text email program), video IM, video blogging, video podcasting and live broadcasting over the Internet. Do you think the rule mentioned above about “continuous uploading, downloading or streaming of audio and video programming” would apply to Web 2.0 based streaming media? I wrote to customer support through an EVDO website and did not get an answer to this question. If you have any thoughts on this, I would really appreciate it. If you need more information on the kinds of products we have, you could view a short overview of the products at http://www.helloworld.com/beseentoday — click on “Take the helloStudio Tour” at the top right of the page.

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