Posted by W_B on October 05, 2012 at 11:01:50 from (155.188.183.19):
In Reply to: Satellite internet posted by Billy Shafer on October 03, 2012 at 14:42:02:
We also got the Verizon home connect device and dropped the land line. They let us try it for a week with a temp number and it worked flawlessly. Moved the home number over to it and it's been great ever since. Saved over $20 a month on phone service.
We also have Hughes Net, it works pretty good just a little slower than using my tablet with a 3G hot spot. I'm in one of those areas that's on the edge of having great cell connection. Unfortunately only have 2 gig a month, for $30 on the tablet. So far has been enough to use when I want to stream small videos or as a backup to the satellite system. We are still on a now older Hughes plan with a 250 meg per day limit, but rarely exceed that. The Gen4 Hughes isn't available in our area yet, price is the same but the down load speed (max) is 10 times faster that the current satellite we use. Price is the same and I believe the limit is a total per month plan, but I also understand new equipment is needed. I bought mine instead of leasing... if we upgrade maybe I can make a fountain out of it or something.
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