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What's the most data you've transfered in one month? T-Mobile

Sure, but I'm on MetroPCS. My highest was probably last month at about 30GB, but that was mostly on throttled speeds (15KB/s).

I could easily do a giant amount more if I were on the unlimited plan.
 
My highest was 4.8gb. If I wasn't on the $30 5gb plan it could be a lot higher. I've considered the unlimited $70 plan but think I'll save my money .. for now.
 
For T-Mobile's $30 5gb plan, I haven't even gone over 1GB. Most so far in 6 months is about 700 mb. I use Talkatone every day so I thought it would be higher. I use wifi when I can, at both work and home.
 
7 gig's I believe. Right now I'm over 5 but Youtube videos, mp3 streaming and downloading roms took up most of that bandwidth. Also I figure why would I ever use wifi if I have unlimited data?
 
Two months ago I did 4 GB. Last month I did 5 GB. I didnt limit myself on anything. I did quite a few Skype video and weekday recordings of radio on Tunein radio. What do you do the most?

At home internet, I download between 250gb-300gb of data.
 
had the unlimited 4g for about 2 weeks now andsince it is my only high speed connection for everything so far i have used about 130gigs so far.
 
About 1 GB per month maybe a little higher. I usually only watch youtube when I'm on a wireless network. Downloading book files, playing words with friends, listening to streaming OTR radio broadcasts and browsing forums account for most of my 4G usage.
 
To be honest, I really expected (or hoped ;)) to see a lot bigger numbers here. I guess this tells me that I should be careful if I ever decide to get an "unlimited" plan. I might be getting a letter saying I'm in the top 5% and using too much of that "unlimited" data.

Thank you to everyone who posted on this thread.
 
Even though the 'up to 4G speeds' tops out at 5Gb before it's throttled down to EDGE speeds, I personally consider 5Gb to be 'unlimited', since I know I would never come anywhere near reaching that amount in a month.
 
I love not getting throttled! My normal use is around 16GB a month. The most I have had is around 30.

Depending on what I'm doing though I could easily go through 5GB the first weekend of a billing cycle, so getting throttled would be unnacceptable!
 
I drive 70 miles to work each way everyday and to keep me awake and entertain, I do this below:

I been recording Rush and Shawn Hannity show 4 hours per day x5 a week using Tunein Radio Pro. Then I stream it Bluetooth to my car static free.

I like to see if I go over 6GB of data this month.
 
chong67 said:
I drive 70 miles to work each way everyday and to keep me awake and entertain, I do this below:

I been recording Rush and Shawn Hannity show 4 hours per day x5 a week using Tunein Radio Pro. Then I stream it Bluetooth to my car static free.

I like to see if I go over 6GB of data this month.
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Those are talk shows. You are barely going to hit 50mb a day recording them. So I doubt you will get very far towards hitting 6 gig's
 
John Legre said someone used about 55 gigs and that they weren't going to throttle him unless it affected other users. Right now, he said they have more bandwidth than they know what to do with so take advantage of the truly unlimited data tier while you can! If I was truly unlimited, I'd probably use around 20-30 GB. YouTube HD uses up quite a bit.
 
Been w/T-MOBILE a grand total of three days now & have used 300MB,most of that for streaming GOOGLE MUSIC.
Was considering going w/the 500MB/month option on the new UNCARRIER plan,but,as others have echoed, w/higher speeds you tend to use more data.
Gonna stick w/the unlimited data option.
 
epp said:
Even though the 'up to 4G speeds' tops out at 5Gb before it's throttled down to EDGE speeds, I personally consider 5Gb to be 'unlimited', since I know I would never come anywhere near reaching that amount in a month.
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Exactly I used about 300 MB this month
 
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