Project Fi Is Now Google Fi

Post by praneshp » Wed, Nov 28, 2018, 5:58 PM UTC

codezero wrote: post #147

Someone1234 wrote: post #58

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It is a niche price. More expensive for high data users, but less expensive for low data users. Flexibility is really king here, if 9 months of the year you use As to "why is the US/Canada so expensive?" Urban areas subsidies rural cellular. The US is hugely populated on the East and West coasts and a cellphone network that only targeted those population centers would be as cheap or even cheaper than Europe. But most…

I believe it's also capped at $100 – after that you get unlimited data, but it's rate limited.

Post by codezero » Wed, Nov 28, 2018, 6:01 PM UTC

kxr wrote: post #150

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I believe it's also capped at $100 – after that you get unlimited data, but it's rate limited.

Capped at $60 for data.

Post by mclehman » Wed, Nov 28, 2018, 6:12 PM UTC

burkaman wrote: post #55

iamgopal wrote: post #14

Not even in my wildest dream I have imagine that, India could have cheaper and faster internet than most of other countries. Now for 2 USD/month I'm using 3GB data per day at 4G speed.

How are you using 3GB a day?

Post by mclehman » Wed, Nov 28, 2018, 6:14 PM UTC

wccrawford wrote: post #107

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Looks like it has international support for roaming at the same price though, I wonder if we (Canadians) could just use it anyways...

They will eventually cut you off for being mostly-roaming.

Post by tjohns » Wed, Nov 28, 2018, 6:27 PM UTC

blocked_again wrote: post #148

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You should be getting LTE and decent connection speeds in most metro areas of the US. What carrier were you using, and what part of the country were you in?

T-Mobile. I was traveling through California, Oregon, and Nevada.