You don't understand what a "limit" is, when someone says "I've reached my limit" it means they are no longer able to continue, they've hit the peak. You can continue to use data beyond 21GB. It does not cut you off beyond that point.
No different than ATTs "limit". They only slowed down the connection to dial-up speeds after you hit their arbitrary number. You could still keep going. Oh wait, you confused concepts didn't you?
Your car doesn't cut you off at 55mph either, that doesn't change the fact that you are at the "limit" or beyond.
[–] TopShelfPrivilege 1 point -1 points 0 points (+0|-1) ago
You don't understand what a "limit" is, when someone says "I've reached my limit" it means they are no longer able to continue, they've hit the peak. You can continue to use data beyond 21GB. It does not cut you off beyond that point.
[–] waldojim42 1 point -1 points 0 points (+0|-1) ago
No different than ATTs "limit". They only slowed down the connection to dial-up speeds after you hit their arbitrary number. You could still keep going. Oh wait, you confused concepts didn't you?
Your car doesn't cut you off at 55mph either, that doesn't change the fact that you are at the "limit" or beyond.