How Much Do You Spend for Mifi/Wifi When On the Road?

I use a Mefi jetpack device from a company called Millenicom (Verizon reseller). About $70 per month for 20 gigs of Verizon 4g. NOTE: While the "unlimited" Sprint offer they have might look attractive, the network is very limited in footprint and the dongle you have to use has very poor reception in my experience. Good luck, Jim

 

I have a mifi. I don't do gaming or anything that requires a huge amount of data, so I have a plan that only costs me
$25 per month.

 

mifi aswell here im always doing something on here so i pay roughly 100 i almost always go my 10 gig limit most people do fine with 5 gig im just a nerd

 

You should check out TruConnect. I know the former CEO and it is a great company. I believe the average user spends less than $12 a month. The only bad part is the cost of the Hotspot device which is $69 but after that it is only a $4.99 access fee and then you only pay 3.9 cents per megabyte. Hope that helps.

http://www.truconnect.com/c/10/

 

Anyone use it for nexflix?, ive been curious to know how much bandwith a few hours of netflix would suck up on one of those plans

 

$60 at Verizon. Netflix will consume it up fast. We turned to the Pilot WiFi to watch our shows. We buy the DVDs on sale at Pilot or Wal-Mart for movies.

 

now how does this pilot wifi work? do you have to pay a fee at every pilot or just one fee for all pilots?

also do other truckstops like ta and loves have this wifi you speak of?

 

yup id say all truck stops have it by now except for some of the mom and pops have wifi pilot/flying j u can get online and before u can search it'll ask u how u want to pay u can either buy for the hour the day or month and it will be loaded on ur pilot points card and u can use it at any pilot/flying j in the country same goes for ta/petro.

now bear in mind it does work in the truck but usually the reliability of it is terrible usually best service is inside but it still can be slow and plus NO porn!!! while ur inside haha

 

I use my Verizon Motorola DROID Razr as a hotspot. You have to watch the data, and streaming just eats it up too fast. I like the Sprint idea of unlimited data, and an O/O I know said he never had trouble, but I like the Verizon coverage. Maybe Verizon will go unlimited one day. We can dream, right?