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[nando1980]

Hello fellow iphone users,

I am here trying to figure out what is the best for me in using an iphone. I currently use facebook, watch videos on youtube, constantly, check my email, listing to online radio, so I am online a good portion of the day. I am thinking about joining either Verizon, T-Mobile or At&t. So anyone can share with me how much data you use on your iphone when not in a wifi zone... Trying to see if 2gb, or 4gb, etc would be enough... WIth this in mind, i am trying to not spend as much, get the most for my buck... Any help, input direction will be greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,
Nando

 

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[alicepattinson]

Hi Nando, welcome to the forum

 

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[Scottysize]

Speaking as someone who went LTE when it first came out, there's no way I'd go back to 3G. Now, having said that, I'm grandfathered into unlimited data, so I average 30GB per month streaming movies and using my phone as a hotspot. The 3G people are jumping off 3G and moving toward LTE. This is freeing up bandwidth on 3G, so it might suit you. The last time I surfed on 3G, I actually received speeds over 1Mbps down. That's plenty enough to stream. I guess it all depends on your available funds. Just remember, once you get past the 15 days, you can't take it back. Make sure you perform a good evaluation during that time frame. Good luck.

 

[smalltowngirl13]

Hello and welcome to the forum!

 

[Caesars]

Welcome mate

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[dcv1979]

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[PwettyBird]

Welcome to the board!