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[QUOTE=&quot;Tim58hsv, post: 158412, member: 663&quot;]AT&amp;T recently added data caps to their internet only subscribers, They only allow 600GB per billing cycle unless you subscribe to one of their pay TV services, then no data cap limits. Bad...No, dumb idea for AT&amp;T to pull that kind of shat in areas where folks can simply switch to Time Warner or other alternative internet services with no data caps. Apparently AT&amp;T is learning the hard way via losing customers because they have recently extended their data cap limits to 1 terabyte per billing cycle, at least in certain areas. I'm thinking the increase is in areas that has competition to take away their subscribers. So sad for AT&amp;T. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" />I'm also thinking that Sling TV and OTA is making those greedy pay TV suits desperate.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE="Tim58hsv, post: 158412, member: 663"]AT&T recently added data caps to their internet only subscribers, They only allow 600GB per billing cycle unless you subscribe to one of their pay TV services, then no data cap limits. Bad...No, dumb idea for AT&T to pull that kind of shat in areas where folks can simply switch to Time Warner or other alternative internet services with no data caps. Apparently AT&T is learning the hard way via losing customers because they have recently extended their data cap limits to 1 terabyte per billing cycle, at least in certain areas. I'm thinking the increase is in areas that has competition to take away their subscribers. So sad for AT&T. :) I'm also thinking that Sling TV and OTA is making those greedy pay TV suits desperate.[/QUOTE]

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