Yeah, by "true unlimited" I was talking about Internet, not voice. I meant unlimited data without throttling for going over an arbitrary 3G limit.
Because of the nature of my job, I only have access to a landline on weekends so I have to watch my usage very carefully not to go over the limit and have my main source of Internet access slow to a crawl. I currently pay 100 shekels a month, I could easily be persuaded to up that to 200 or 300 shekels a month for a never-throttle plan so that I can watch YouTube and listen to Internet radio in peace. On Feb 11, 2014 7:26 PM, "geoffrey mendelson" <geoffreymendel...@gmail.com> wrote: > On 2/11/2014 5:15 PM, Ari Becker wrote: > >> >> As far as I'm concerned, Golan should be the default. I call and am >> called by relatives in the US so their price and features are unbeatable. >> Their service is great and so is the online control panel. >> >> I haven't had problems with SMS with Golan, but honestly, these days >> everyone uses Whatsapp anyways. I do sometimes suffer from dropped calls, >> but it's not that big a deal. >> >> The only carrier I could imagine switching to is Orange, since they're >> going to put up their LTE network soon enough, but without a true unlimited >> option under Orange, what's the point? >> >> The only thing I could really ask from Golan is to stay competitive with >> LTE and allow me to pay more for a true unlimited plan. >> >> >> > I agree 100%. It so happens that there is a Cellcom cell about 200 meters > from my home and a Golan one about 1km away. My 2g phone connects to the > Cellcom cell, my 3g phones and iPads connect to the Golan one. > > Ari, I'm not sure what you mean by a true unlimited plan. Golan's 3g of > data is small compared to a landline, and I'd love to see more, but their > "fair use" limit of 3,000 minutes a month (100 minutes a day, every day) is > a brain cooker. > > > Geoff. > > -- > Geoffrey S. Mendelson 4X1GM/N3OWJ > Jerusalem Israel. > >
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