A hard data limit means the service is cut off when one exhausts their data allotment. No hard data limit, in reference to this service, means when one exhausts their data allotment their service is slowed, but not cut off.
It's not false advertisement, and one would hope that a person researches a product or service before they buy it instead of solely relying on what they see, and their interpretation of what was said, in a TV advertisement.
This is the Tech Support board. If you have a technical issue for which you would like support please explain what the technical issue is.
Regarding your data issue, as in running out of it on the second day, the following two posts may help...
If you feel that you were misled by the sales person, and it has been less than 90 days since your sales call, you can request a review of that sales call. If it's determined that you were misled in that sales call you may have recourse in the form of being able to cancel the service with a reduced, or no, Early Termination Fee. You can request a sales call review in the "MyAccount and Billing" section.
"A hard data limit means the service is cut off when one exhausts their data allotment. No hard data limit, in reference to this service, means when one exhausts their data allotment their service is slowed, but not cut off.
It's not false advertisement, and one would hope that a person researches a product or service before they buy it instead of solely relying on what they see, and their interpretation of what was said, in a TV advertisement. "
A common denominator in many of the complaints like the OP's is that prospective buyers do not understand the product or service they are buying, misunderstand or misinterpret what they are told, take sales people at face value, fail to verify what they are told, and fail to conduct research on the product they're going to buy. In short, they neglect their own responsibility in the transaction, and then they throw a big tantrum and claim they've been cheated.
Hi upsetcustomer, welcome to the community and thanks for reaching out. There’s no limit to the amount of data you can use each month, however once you exceed your monthly allowance, you stay connected at reduced speeds until your next billing cycle. If you have any questions you can review our legal terms regarding no hard data limits and our Fair Access Policy.
-Brooke
Upsetcustomer, I hope we were able to clear things up regarding your service since we haven't heard from you. I'm going to close this thread due to inactivity, but feel free to post again if you need assistance in the future. We'll be glad to help!
Thank you.
-Brooke