i dont get why phone carriers are allowed to say "unlimited" when its not. plain and simple. a car company couldnt tell u that u have an unlimited mile warranty but then have fine print defining unlimited as 36,000 miles. so why can phone carriers redefine unlimited? i see that they are using unlimited for marketing, but it IS a defining word whether they want to use it as making a definition or not. Eternity is another defining word. I cant sell a pill that will let you live for eternity and then have fine print saying that a "fair length" of eternity is 1 day to up to 100 years.
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i dont get why phone carriers are allowed to say "unlimited" when its not. plain and simple. a car company couldnt tell u that u have an unlimited mile warranty but then have fine print defining unlimited as 36,000 miles. so why can phone carriers redefine unlimited? i see that they are using unlimited for marketing, but it IS a defining word whether they want to use it as making a definition or not. Eternity is another defining word. I cant sell a pill that will let you live for eternity and then have fine print saying that a "fair length" of eternity is 1 day to up to 100 years.
I have a better idea, let's start selling your "live forever" pill.