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I'm wondering why Sprint "allows" people with unlimited Vision to access the
internet via a laptop and cable, even though it's forbidden under the TOS,
so long as you don't abuse this (which at present seems to be no more than
300-500MB/month).
Is it because:
1 - It's not worth their time and expense to go after people who don't abuse
this "policy".
2 - They don't want to risk losing non-abusing customers by going after
them.
3 - They believe that this "look the other way" policy actually attracts
customers, and gives them an incentive to sign up for unlimited Vision.
4 - They're tracking this usage in order to develop a profitable business
model for charging for such usage, which they'll eventually roll out.
5 - Some other reason?
Just curious.
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Kovie
kovie@earthlink.netizen
I'm wondering why Sprint "allows" people with unlimited Vision to access the
internet via a laptop and cable, even though it's forbidden under the TOS,
so long as you don't abuse this (which at present seems to be no more than
300-500MB/month).
Is it because:
1 - It's not worth their time and expense to go after people who don't abuse
this "policy".
2 - They don't want to risk losing non-abusing customers by going after
them.
3 - They believe that this "look the other way" policy actually attracts
customers, and gives them an incentive to sign up for unlimited Vision.
4 - They're tracking this usage in order to develop a profitable business
model for charging for such usage, which they'll eventually roll out.
5 - Some other reason?
Just curious.
--
Kovie
kovie@earthlink.netizen