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Can anyone tell me exactly which plan Millenicom currently has that is on the Verizon network?
I have a Sprint smart phone that I use to tether on the internet and would like to pick up something on Verizon so I have a wide range of accessibility while on the road.
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Ken & Mary and 2 Spoiled Furbaby Shih-Tzu's 2005 Ford F-250 SD Turbo Diesel 2004 Sunnybrook Titan 31BWFS "Fulltiming since May of 2012" (newbies!)
Does anybody know if the BYOD (unlimited) plan is on Verizon also?
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Tom, Marci, Nicolas, Bryce and our dog, Casey 2008 Newmar X-Aire 41CKLG toyhauler 2008 Ford F-450 Lariat Check out our blog http://roamingfree2010.blogspot.com/
Tom, Marci, Nicolas, Bryce and our dog, Casey 2008 Newmar X-Aire 41CKLG toyhauler 2008 Ford F-450 Lariat Check out our blog http://roamingfree2010.blogspot.com/
I was considering the plan they offer for $69 that has unlimited Internet access. Is sprint the carrier for that one as well? Are the data speeds satisfactory for movie streaming? When using the tool on their website it asks for location and then gives data speeds, but of course does not ask what plan or carrier you have.
Only the 20GB plans are Verizon, otherwise they are Sprint and if you use more than 50GB on their Sprint plans you can get in trouble. Someone also said they have some other plans on T-Mobile. Sprint has about the second best internet coverage behind Verizon but you can't do movie streaming on it since the speeds are not fast enough or consistent enough.
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Bill Joyce, 40' 2004 Dutch Star DP towing an AWD 2020 Ford Escape Hybrid Journal at http://www.sacnoth.com Full-timing since July 2003