Posted by Brad Gyde on November 29, 2010 at 19:24:37 from (68.28.138.230):
In Reply to: OT Mobile Broadband posted by John T on November 29, 2010 at 11:29:25:
I too use the mobile broadband. Where I am at, we don't have much of a choice aside for dial up. I travel a lot with work in our "off season".. I don't have a home phone, nor do I want one.. Even when I am home, I am not HOME.. I'm in the shop, I'm at the family farm, I'm at a friend's shop.. you get the point.
I have mine through Sprint (mostly because I have a SprintNextel phone, so I save $10 a month.. and ten bucks is ten bucks).. I think it's been about 5 years I've had it now. I was told when I renewed my contract that there is no longer UNLIMITED.. unless they changed it.. I originally had it, then I was told they no longer offer it due to "sharing" a "device" on multiple computers. I think I have 5gb/mo (which I have yet to use all of it in a month.. came close once or twice)
I have very few complaints.. I'm happy with it.. I can take it nearly anywhere. I do occasionally get weak/slow signals, and occasionally I have connection problems, but nothing too major. I can only think of a place or 2 I have been where I had no signal. For the most part, if my phone gets signal, so does my computer.
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