For those that use the Easy Tether apps w/Verizon, has anyone been slapped with unauthorized usage charges?
I hate seeing these disclaimers;
At home I use my DSL for day to day use.
My job is working outside, often at the corner of "No" and "Where" when I need to send emails, research for service manuals, send and receive pictures from the office, and the occasional web browsing at non wireless hotels.
Right now I have a separate wireless hot spot modem for this, and am hating the extra $59 a month.
Does Verizon have the ability to sense these types of apps allowing people to use their phone as a modem on their PC with limited use (under 750mb month)?
I don't want to drop the wireless card and use the phone and get that surprise bill in the mail for an extra several hundred dollars.
Phone - Motorola Droid (1st Gen, 2.2os), Nationwide access plan w/unlimited data.
I hate seeing these disclaimers;
Disclaimer. We will accept no responsibility for the use or misuse of our software, for any damage that may be caused by the software or the software possible lack of suitability. We are not responsible for any charges you may incur from your cellular provider as a result of using EasyTether.
At home I use my DSL for day to day use.
My job is working outside, often at the corner of "No" and "Where" when I need to send emails, research for service manuals, send and receive pictures from the office, and the occasional web browsing at non wireless hotels.
Right now I have a separate wireless hot spot modem for this, and am hating the extra $59 a month.
Does Verizon have the ability to sense these types of apps allowing people to use their phone as a modem on their PC with limited use (under 750mb month)?
I don't want to drop the wireless card and use the phone and get that surprise bill in the mail for an extra several hundred dollars.
Phone - Motorola Droid (1st Gen, 2.2os), Nationwide access plan w/unlimited data.