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#249311 5-May-2019 14:10
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Skinny appears to have quietly released an unlimited data plan for $79!

No further details could be seen as it is not yet showing on their

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  #2306777 27-Aug-2019 15:11
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I bought the plan to try it out, and when i when over the 40GB it was slowed down to 1.2 Mbps down and 0.02 Mbps up


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