I made a long post countering all your points, but in the end, I know it does not matter. You have insulted me, so I no longer want to help you or even talk to you. Goodbye.
Not only is that wrong, but it's Cox trying
Cox has expanded its offerings. If you believe it's wrong then you're contradicting their support professionals. PM me for a transcript and proof.
Also, it doesn't make sense because Cox
because WiderMouthOpen is thinking like a customer and not a provider or regulator, or shareholder.
Did you see any documentation or ToS stating this?
Yes; the FCC is one authority who authorizes tariffs for this activity and you see, Cox Communications provides service to devices and networks.
You have two sets... You can decide... Yyou should switch to the other.
Where in your Cox Mobile Wireless TOU does it described these choices? When did the FCC tell you that you have two interchangeable caps and two allowances? Which Cox Communications technician told you to switch your smartphone to WiFi whenever you're feeling like saving a buck?
WiderMouthOpen, you don't appear to have much insight into Mobile Wireless service as provided by Cox; you're speculating without reason or research; you're trying to encourage subversive behavior for customers trying to do the right thing. I'm not in the mood to make complaints to.your moderator but I would kindly ask you stop posting this thread, allow others to participate, and try reading for comprehension or staying in your lane of TCP/IP FIOS BGP SSID DOCSIS sort of things. Because this forum does not treat those topics.
I made a long post countering all your points, but in the end, I know it does not matter. You have insulted me, so I no longer want to help you or even talk to you. Goodbye.
