It's subject to throttling after 50 GB. Nobody has a truly unlimited plan, unless you're grandfathered in with one of those old flip phones from 10 years ago.
Verizon has everyone beat on coverage. Bad coverage is why I dropped AT&T.
Infinite 4g lte hotspot internet provider?
Discussion in 'Cellular - Voice - Data' started by Travelworld2067, Dec 18, 2018.
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At&t gets places in the southwest nobody else gets that I know of but I don't know about west of the Rockies.eek111 Thanks this. -
Go Verizon and never look back.
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Att has Verizon beat all over
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I'm not using them presently but may in the near future if certain plans pan out. They use the t-Mobile network which is going to be hit and miss for many OTR truckers, especially those who run a lot of rural areas and/or out west. But for some users, they may still be worth considering. Especially those who need to frequently upload a lot of data. Hotspots at truck stops have lousy upload speeds. I'm considering them, but I can operate with only my Verizon phone for the time being [up to 22 gb/month]
If you have an unlimited data plan on your phone and tether/hotspot cap (as I do with Verizon at 22 gb) And when I'm doing a lot of streaming from my home DVR or Youtube or Amazon, I connect my I-phone to my truck's TV via a HDMI cable and control via my phone and watch on the bigger TV (no more hot spotting to my laptop for this entertainment) and it drastically reduces my hotspot data consumption. Several times last year I had to buy the 5gb add-on late in the cycle, at $35 a pop. The throttled speed was miserable and unusable
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Also, from my storm chasing years, I learned these "bulk resellers" usually stick around for 4-6 years, at least, but if they close up, they are good about stopping billing without any issues. This place you mention ...
Unlimited Data 4G Mobile WiFi Hotspot Plans - $79 Per Month
has been around at least a few years and has generally good reviews where you could find any, from what I could gather last year when I was looking at them. They're currently locking in new users at $69.99/month.
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