Any idea how much data usage this will use on my ISP? I moved to an area which has high fees for data overages, Also has poor Sprint coverage.
1643603
Depends how many phones are using the booster, but overall it's pretty low data I have noticed with over 10 phones on our booster.
229833
This is our second broadband device and you don't add anything to it. Ours is flashed to out carrier and we have a plan so I guess your plan would be for so much data.
1680371
Unlimited talk and text, but only 1GB of data. You have to watch your data really close. I have had an entire month without data. I don't know why, but it has upset me.
1838733
Its truly 500mb free - no fees unless you exceed the 500mb and then its a minimal cost. I've never exceeded so - didn't need it. The service can be a bit spotty - depending on where you are - but if you have a good signal - then you have a good connection.
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In the usa, T-Mobile still(05.2015) offers a data plan where you pay $15 once for the SIM card, then you get 200MB/month for life FREE, no-contract, and you can buy data as you need it; 500MB/1 day $5; 1GB/1 week, $10; 3GB/30 days $30; 5GB/30 days $40; I believe I have the pricing correct. If you aren't a data hog, you can go all month of emailing with the Free 200MB, sweet. I have these in some 3G iPads and works awesome. I love T-Mobi and am kissing AT-T's A$$ goodbye.
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I never had the 3G. I'm sorry. Verizon has been good, though. I've never had a problem connecting, even when I was in some tiny towns in the middle of nowhere. I wouldn't recommend verizon if you plan on using lots of data...videos, gaming, etc...because of the cost of data used. However, if you aren't a netflix junkie and just want to surf the net or whatever, it may be a good option for you.
956475
$1.99 per meg of data. If you are using data, better to get a data plan cause the $1.99 will add up very fast.
1167994
You can't have both networks simultaneously connect to data service. It's either H+ or 2G. Can't be both.
1201346
You must turn off the data on your cell. If you use connect to internet, carrier dosent know if using wifi or 3g. You will be charged per mb.
1503648
I have only used it in areas where it may drop out of coverage. Like traveling on a train or bus. It'll drop down to 3G and lag a little. I recently got rid of it and switched to Clear. H2O Bolt capped me and then deactivated my service mid-month because they said I used it too much. It isn't truly "unlimited."
130082
Depends what service provider do you use. I play monthly cause i use it with a data plan
827860
For ATT (as of Nov. 4): $15 for 200MB and $25 for 2GBTo the best of my knowledge, no new customers (or new data plan users) can get the unlimited plan they used to offer.
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It's about 45$ per month for unlimited 4g. Make sure to check their service map before you sink any money into this. Most large metro areas have coverage, but when I head about 20 miles north from the Twin Cities, I lose coverage.The monthly fee is taken from your credit card each month if you set up automatic payments. Otherwise, you can choose how much you want to pay depending upon your monthly data usage. They have cheaper rates for 2GB, 4GB, and 40GB data per month. If you go over on data for the month, they email you and you can choose to pay for additional data for the rest of the month. It's about 45$ per month for unlimited 4g. Make sure to check their service map before you sink any money into this. Most large metro areas have coverage, but when I head about 20 miles north from the Twin Cities, I lose coverage.The monthly fee is taken from your credit card each month if you set up automatic payments. Otherwise, you can choose how much you want to pay depending upon your monthly data usage. They have cheaper rates for 2GB, 4GB, and 40GB data per month. If you go over on data for the month, they email you and you can choose to pay for additional data for the... » Read More It's about 45$ per month for unlimited 4g. Make sure to check their service map before you sink any money into this. Most large metro areas have coverage, but when I head about 20 miles north from the Twin Cities, I lose coverage.The monthly fee is taken from your credit card each month if you set up automatic payments. Otherwise, you can choose how much you want to pay depending upon your monthly data usage. They have cheaper rates for 2GB, 4GB, and 40GB data per month. If you go over on data for the month, they email you and you can choose to pay for additional data for the rest of the month. « Show Less
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Are you sure that with the .25 per minute plan that it maxes out at $3 a day? I just ordered this from AT&T; today and she didn't say anything like that. Thanks for the info though ... I think I'll call them in the morning to find out.
437622
Not sure about sprint. I have cricket and now have great 4g LTE inside. Before using booster I had no service
845782
I just got my E71-2 and it's BEAUTIFUL! I went to the local ATT store to get the Medianet Unlimited plan for $15, and was told that I would also need a need a compatible plan and phone to get this service. The lowest priced plan is the Nation 450 w/Rollover® Minutes @$40 and that they could not guarantee that I would receive the Medianet full services for my my Nokia Phone Model and local area code. Anyone have the same problem or have an alternate solution? Hey thanks for the info ... it has been very useful.
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I use "Ting". It is a non-contractual phone service that piggy backs on the sprint network and runs about $25 a month.