Would using a Verizon Wireless air card for video calls use too much bandwith?
I have a Verizon Wireless air card and I was thinking of using the card to connect to the internet for a video call for about 3 to 4 hours a day. Would this use too much bandwith? I am paying for unlimited usage a month. However, would they be a little upset with all the usage I am using and disconnect me? Would a cable company connection be better suited for my needs or would they too not like all the use?
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Carefully read the terms to see if they say anything like, "We may manage usage to promote the health of the network." If so, that means it’s a scam, and does not actually allow unlimited usage.
If there’s nothing like that, you’re clear, and if they disable your account anyway, you have grounds for a lawsuit.