Overages? Last time I looked at T-Mo's data packages that they currently offer, there are no overages. I even called in to customer care to confirm for my G1 -- the only data packages that are currently available all give you unlimited data. The only "catch" is that after 10GB, they "reserve the right" to limit the speeds to just 50kps until the close of your billing cycle, and then it's back to high-speed browsing.
I looked at my bill last month, and I used about 200MB of data total (that's 0.2GB) so methinks it's not really that big of a deal unless you're planning on doing a lot of large file-trading with the USB modem.
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Overages? Last time I looked at T-Mo's data packages that they currently offer, there are no overages. I even called in to customer care to confirm for my G1 -- the only data packages that are currently available all give you unlimited data. The only "catch" is that after 10GB, they "reserve the right" to limit the speeds to just 50kps until the close of your billing cycle, and then it's back to high-speed browsing.
I looked at my bill last month, and I used about 200MB of data total (that's 0.2GB) so methinks it's not really that big of a deal unless you're planning on doing a lot of large file-trading with the USB modem.