Wireless internet

[Bethers]

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This really doesn't make any sense to me. I'm going to look into it further and see if I can get a definitive answer.
I'm on the case. (but I'm not Paula Zahn.)

ON EDIT: I had an online "chat" with someone from Verizon and she said that the double usage statement was not true. I plan to stop at a Verizon store tomorrow in Paris.
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That made no sense to me. So yes, it's go in the store and get the answer in writing before purchasing. I will say though that 5 gb goes further for me with AT&T than it did with Verizon. I never could figure that out.

[snowball]

maybe I need to check AT and T and see what they run have 5 whatever at around 70 would like to find something cheaper...
heard don't know it's truth but heard that you can get internet with dish just don't know if you can on the "go" so want to go see if
it would work in the rv..if yes depending upon the cost might change from direct to dish we will see
sheila

[retiredhappy]

I had a hotspot with both Sprint and now AT&T. It began by adding 2 gb for $20 a month. when I changed to AT&T went with 4 gb (I'm on my SIL plan as a family member. They offered a flat rate for I think 4 people with 10 gb between all of us for around $160 a month. He doesn't use much, if any, of the data gb and I've never even come close to the 10gb. When I want to use my computer, I turn the hotspot on my phone "ON" and I'm on line. When I'm done, I turn it off. The hotspot is different from my phone finding and using someone's wifi. If I'm somewhere with free wifi I use that on my computer to save my data on my hotspot. Best of both worlds. If I have a phone signal I can get on the internet anywhere. Love it. You do need to have a smart phone, tho.