Getting Internet While OTR

**cowboy_tech** · 12.04.2011

Originally Posted by AXE

Droid with Verizon, tethered to my laptop for most of my internet use. Other times just the phone.

Same here.

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**Scott101** · 12.04.2011

Originally Posted by torquewrench08

to colorato, scott, & tlg, what kind of bandwidth limits do you have? could you use a service like netflix or any other movie rental service to watch movies and tv shows without going over your limit?

I think my cap is 2 gig. I watch what I consider to be a lot of youtube videos, but never streamed netflix.

I don't bother to monitor my usage but I have never been charged overages. --Sorry I don't have more info.

**Colorato** · 12.04.2011

Mine is 2 gig as well. I mostly check email, check the forum and watch hulu. I've never even come close to going over.

**Ridinhi** · 12.04.2011

Verizon and Droid here too. VZW caps at 2gig now and I don't even come close to going over. I stream Netflix, check a few forums, YouTube, Twitter, whatever. Netflix works much better over WiFi. Over 3G it'll just piss you off

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**TLGken** · 12.05.2011

I have an 'unlimited usage' broadband account with Sprint, but never get near 3Gig.
They were offering 5Gig usage to customers, bue haven't checked lately. I download a lot of pdf files from my company, works great for me!

...as far as watching netflix or downloading movies/shows, STAY AWAY from those habits, that uses LOTS of juice! You will rack up a large bill by going over your usage limits! Those habits are suited best for a dsl connection! ...(read...at home!)

**ne019821** · 12.06.2011

I use my HTC Evo 4G with Sprint and Klink to tether since Sprint blocked PDAnet.

**Stevejun1986** · 12.08.2011

Originally Posted by jess-juju

Verizon Droid Phone and I use PDAnet when I want to use my laptop and have done for 8 months!

PDAnet is a service app... meaning you have to pay the monthly fee just to login to a secure website (https). Meaning Facebook or simply email. For those of you tethering your phone (Android) I would suggest looking up EasyTether on the market. It only takes a one-time payment of $10 for complete access and if you do it right, you can swap devices on the same account so you never have to pay again.

Just my .02.

**ricrey99** · 12.08.2011

Verizon with Droid hotspot, but I'm on an old unlimited plan and I wont give it up until they pry it from my cold dead fingers...

**cowboy_tech** · 12.08.2011

Originally Posted by ricrey99

Verizon with Droid hotspot, but I'm on an old unlimited plan and I wont give it up until they pry it from my cold dead fingers...

You to, huh

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**ne019821** · 12.09.2011

Originally Posted by Stevejun1986

PDAnet is a service app... meaning you have to pay the monthly fee just to login to a secure website (https). Meaning Facebook or simply email. For those of you tethering your phone (Android) I would suggest looking up EasyTether on the market. It only takes a one-time payment of $10 for complete access and if you do it right, you can swap devices on the same account so you never have to pay again.

Just my .02.

Klink is a one time fee of $3.99. Just sayin'.