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MetroPCS Adjusts Pricing on LTE, Adds Caps

By on January 3, 2011

MetroPCS LTE plans

MetroPCS has introduced two new service plans for its 4G LTE service today designed to get more customers interested in the service.

Starting with the $40 plan, it includes unlimited voice and data access along with access to YouTube, while stepping up to the $50 plan adds 1GB of “data access” along with unlimited web access and the $60 plan adds MetroStudio video on demand access.

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Humberto Saabedra is the Editor-in-Chief of AnimeNews.biz, PhoneNews.com and an occasional columnist for Ani.me. He can also be found musing on things at @AnimeNewsdotbiz

6 responses to “MetroPCS Adjusts Pricing on LTE, Adds Caps”

  1. wow
    wow January 4, 2011 at 1:10 pm |

    wow, i thought i’d never see the day metro pcs would turn evil and have a data cap in place for its “unlimited” network. its like saying an all you can eat buffet with, but only with one plate, and 30 seconds to fill ur plate and be on ur way…thanks alot u greedy bastards.

  2. Mario
    Mario January 6, 2011 at 7:54 am |

    No there is a misunderstanding what they mean by 1GB of data is for whats not recognized as normal web browsing, like VOD(Video On Demand) and I could guess Flash games over websites

  3. Christopher Price
    Christopher Price January 6, 2011 at 5:24 pm |

    Mario, that is not what MetroPCS has told us. The 1 GB cap is for all usage.

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  5. Daniel
    Daniel July 13, 2011 at 5:55 am |

    Metroweb should be defined as unlimited web access… you are not going to be unbound to do what ever you like on the web. They just give you web access of junk you don’t always need, and is sooooo slow I could literally make coffee and drink by the time I get to what I want in metroweb.

  6. Daniel
    Daniel July 13, 2011 at 5:56 am |

    Metroweb shouldn’t be defined as unlimited web access