Posted by John T on November 29, 2010 at 11:29:25 from (66.244.97.31):
Lookin for experiences and opinions on this one.
I want a USB Mobile Broadband card to plug into my Laptop so when Im on the road for say at least a month I can connect to the Internet. I DO NOT want a complete mobile router system to use my phones and computers, this is for my laptop Internet ONLY.
I also intend to purchase my very own USB device so I DO NOT HAVE TO ENTER INTO A 1 OR 2 YEAR CONTRACT. They will give you the device if you sign up for 2 years but THATS NOT WHAT I WANT.
Therefore, Im looking to buy the USB device outright and Flea Bay or the local stores will indeed sell them. They are, of course, cheaper on Flea Bay but they have new in the box same that Sprint or Verizon or ATT will sell you.
Now, Wally World will sell you the device for like $70 to $100 and then you pay as you go buttttttt these seem to be strictly pay as you go (1 day up to 1 month) buttttttttt the service seems MUCH higher then from the phone stores if you buy your device outright. Im lookin at $50 to $80 per month from the phone stores ifffffffff you own the card, while the Wally World units would be closer to $100 DEPENDS ON HOW MANY GB YOU USE
FINALLY QUESTIONS:
1) Opinions on which service (Sprint, Verizon, ATT, Virgin, T Mobile) ,,,,,, 2) Which USB device to buy,,,,,,,,,, 3) Whats the best service plan (looks like 8 GB per month will do me)
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