I've always thought this was the broadband group, so even though this isn't cable or DSL it's still a broadband question.
If this doesn't go here, then please direct me to the right place.
Okay.
I'm getting a notebook computer and was looking at wireless internet and found that Verizon has a plan called National unlimited Broadband.
But, looking at some of their notes, it looks like it isn't unlimited at all.
They have in their TOS that you can't do any sustained jpeg downloads, or music downloads or anything bandwidth intensive. Uh, how can the plan be unlimited.
I know that the coverage areas are not many now, but that seems to be expanding and there is coverage in my area.
It's $80 a month, but since I work for the Post Office I think we get a 25% discount.
So, any comments or advice on this?
Thanks for any info.
Norm K