Is it best to go with your own moblie access or can you get wireless at a lot of stops in your truck?
I probally need to go back on the highway after my shoulder surgury an wanna take the computer with me. A lot cheapier then a cell phone!
internet access?
Discussion in 'Trucking Electronics, Gadgets and Software Forum' started by Rodeo_Joe, Oct 28, 2008.
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Flying J and TA have internet access available on daily, monthly, and I believe annual plans. Some of the others probably do to.
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Loves does too
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A cell phone is highly useful, and you can get them quite inexpensively these days.
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wireless access is convenient at the trucks stops, but if you're not at one very often like me, then it's not worth it. I'd go with verizon, at&t, t-mobile for mobile internet access instead.
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I have had the Verizon wireless set up for a year now and am happy with it. I hav eonly had a few times where I couldnt get signal. I bought the one that plugs into the USB port of my laptop so I can take it with me if I ever get another computer etc..I think I pay somewhere around $70 a month for unlimited access, I think. My wife pays the bill at home, and its all our phones as well so I cant remember what the wireless alon costs.
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I have had the verizon card for 2 yrs and I think the service runs between $40-$60
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I am trying to figure same thing I have found, verizon about 60 a month, Pilot uses wanderingwifi and it runs 149.95 a year, Idleaire is 129.95 dont have to be hooked to it just in the area. I am prolly going to use pilot cause that is where all our authorized fuel stops are, and our service centers have free wifi. So between the pilot and our terminals I should be good and its only about 12.50 a month, cant see spending 60 a month but might not 100 percent sure yet. We renew our verizon phones next month so never know might sign up with verizon then
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You can use verizon any where you can get a signal just like your phone if you have to depend on the truck stop and terminal that is limited
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