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In London, I went out to purchase a pre-paid SIM card and asked for "unlimited internet traffic". Apparently, the UK has some kind of restriction called "fair use", which limits monthly traffic to 500MB per month, even though the companies advertise "unlimited internet traffic". Makes you say, "Hm?"
In Russia, MTS allows unlimited 3G traffic, but limits the speed. Max speed is 512Kb/sec for the first 400MB downloaded in a day, then it limits download speeds to 32Kb/sec until the reset time of 3:00am. For comparison, a 15 minute FaceTime conversation from Russia to the US uses ~40-70MB of data.
Bottom line, read the fine print or ask people who know. It took me over two monthly billing cycles to realize the implications of what was being told to me in Russian. Even Russians had no idea what the MTS website was trying to say, since no Russians where I live would want such a service from a mobile phone carrier. I'm just the crazy expat who always wants too much all the time. 😟