Internet access on road
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dcalien
Seasoned Expediter
I have a Sprint service that is not an air card, it is a tiny box the size of a cigarette lighter, and a cord that plugs into any USB port. 59 bucks a month for unlimited, and it works in most places.
Laredo is an example of a place where it does not work well, even in town. So it takes a long time to load a page, and I just use it there to check email, and pay bills etc.
Laredo is an example of a place where it does not work well, even in town. So it takes a long time to load a page, and I just use it there to check email, and pay bills etc.
After reading this forum yesterday morning, the Wife and I were walking in a Mall north
of Charleston and as she darted off into the book store, I saw the Verizon kiosk.
Stopped to ask questions, liked the answers and walked away with a usb air card.
The cost, $0 for the air card, 59.00/month for unlimited service.
This will pay for itself every month, as my biggest deadhead expense, other than getting to a p/u, was getting to a wi-fi hotspot.
No need for the "J" or TA internet anymore as well.
It was easy to set up on my MacBook, and it is faster than truckstop connections.
Thankyou all.
of Charleston and as she darted off into the book store, I saw the Verizon kiosk.
Stopped to ask questions, liked the answers and walked away with a usb air card.
The cost, $0 for the air card, 59.00/month for unlimited service.
This will pay for itself every month, as my biggest deadhead expense, other than getting to a p/u, was getting to a wi-fi hotspot.
No need for the "J" or TA internet anymore as well.
It was easy to set up on my MacBook, and it is faster than truckstop connections.
Thankyou all.