Video Junkies Test Verizon Commitment to Data Usage Limits
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Robert Castle of Eagan, Minnesota, and his family of four dropped their $275-a-month wireless service with Verizon Communications Inc. in July and switched to a $120 plan from T-Mobile US Inc.
“We are big video watchers and T-Mobile’s Binge On plan lets you watch for free,” said Castle, a 12-year Verizon customer who made the switch even though he said Verizon had better service. “It’s amazing when you don’t have to worry about running over your data limit.”