John Navas <spamfilter1@navasgroup.com> wrote in
news:3pnnr31lsogcr1kj1631si1f8ucpvseh1a@4ax.com:

>>Wrong John, a discussion by analysists of yesterday's news mentioned
>>that Verizon's data is now tightly capped at one fo two levels. 50MB
>>or 5GB at two different price points.
>
> That's Broadband Connect, not Nationwide Premium.
>
>>ou do not get the 5GB at the
>>$99 price level!
>
> I never said you did -- Nationwide Connect is $140.
>
>>T-Mo is a much bigger bang for the dollar than Verizon at $99!
>
> Depends on what you want/need both in terms of service and in terms of
> coverage.
>
> --
> Best regards,
> John Navas <http:/navasgroup.com>
>

John, this has nothing to do with Broadband to a laptop or computer. This
has to do with WEB 2.0 and email on a smartphone. Look at the webpages!
This plan has nothing to do with Verizon's 5GB aircard/tethered
webpage/email-only service to computers, which hasn't changed.....

WEB 2.0 is to the browsers on the smartphones....no storage, no installable
software, no non-Verizon, pay-per-use streaming/gaming.