Possible Millenicom replacement

Yeah, I came across that page yesterday. Sounds too good to be true. How can they have prices so low and be unlimited. Are these new, full Verizon accounts, or some grandfathered account with multiple lines? How long until Verizon kills them off?
 
My issue....I'm too afraid to drop my current (more expensive) grandfathered unlimited plan for this, not knowing if OmniLynx will go under.
 
the link to the review site: http://www.rvmobileinternet.com/mil...-plans-for-47-75month-from-omnilynx-wireless/

The OmniLynx™ Program offers access to an unlimited data plan that is not otherwise accessible by non-government users. Due to the potential for increased burden on network infrastructure during peak hours of utilization,the service provider reserves the full right to reduce data transfer speeds (commonly referred to as "throttling") as necessary.

The OmniLynx™ Program reserves the right to deny provision of services or to terminate existing account services if and as deemed necessary for the benefit of the program. In the event that an existing line of service is terminated at the option of OmniLynx™, the unamortized (prorated) portion of all prepaid balance(s) will be promptly refunded to the user(s).
 
Looks like someone ruined it for these low income residents. Is Verizon so naive to think this wouldn't have been abused?

"According to Dr. Casey Wardnyski, the Huntsville schools superintendent, what ticked Verizon off was that people outside his area started taking advantage of the initiative."

http://www.engadget.com/2015/11/06/verizon-omnilynx-alabama/

The company could have kept sales within the district. Not sure why they dared sell plans to the general public outside Alabama.
 
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