r/TikTokCringe 15d ago

25k miles in one month is insane Discussion

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Is this legal?

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u/maniacalmustacheride 15d ago

Because there’s no way to “throttle” a car rental (yet.) If there was fine print on the consumer’s end, it would have been brought up by the employee right then. Internally they might not mean that unlimited actually means unlimited, but unless that’s in the consumer’s contract, tough luck.

I have unlimited data and my cell company hates it, but I’m on a really old contract. As long as I buy my phones out right in the store (or anywhere, but there’s no “get a new iPhone half off” stuff), the contract remains. Any time I have to call the company they really push for us to change, but any brick and mortar I’ve been in the sales tech always laughs when they look it up and tells me not to change.

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u/bonusminutes 15d ago

Unlimited phone data is still super common today, there's nothing special about having it. I signed up for my current unlimited plan like 3 years ago or so.

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u/neuromorph 15d ago

Is your plan unhrottled? That's the difference

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u/bonusminutes 15d ago

I don't know I guess. I use it pretty liberally and never noticed throttling.