Any OTR drivers have t mobile

Yeah but are those flip phones even capable of surfing the internet let alone hosting a hot spot? Once you own a smart phone it's hard to go back to 1998 technology. LOL

 

I found this looking for unlimited data. Says not available until October. Never used this service before http://www.unlimitedville.com/plans
Info about the company https://www.rvmobileinternet.com/un...nlimited-sprint-hotspot-plans-for-42-99month/

 

I meant for the flip phone to simply be as a backup for times when your t-mobile device doesn't get service.

For someone to use solely a flip phone??? Preposterous!!! Lol

 

When I was driving I used in cab scanning and used an AT&T data plan for those times I could not get into a good wifi. Today I use a cheap smartphone with Verizon. I very rarely leave Hampton Va.

 

I am using Straight talk on ATT network, the phone is Galaxy S5 mini, EU model, works very well on almost whole USA (48 states). I do not have Internet only in WY and part of New Mexico. In all other states - no issues at all. The network is 99% stable, drops very little
55 $, 10GB Data. Mostly used for Viber, little Skype and much more TuneIn radio.

 

What's the difference between the $ 100 plan and the $ 250 plan?
(I'll never leave Verizon or my iPhone) (they'll have to pry my Verizon iPhone out of my cold dead hands)

 

That doesn't seem like a good deal considering the $150 initial fee. Plus these start ups probably have poor coverage and can go under at any time. Verizon isn't going anywhere anytime soon.

 

Those prices confused me too. I think it has to do with the hot spot box allowing certain # of devices to connect. $100 is probably just 1 device that's able to connect at any given time. The $150 will allow more devices to connect. Mostly used if your sharing the hotspot with others. More devices are going to use up more internet.