wireless laptop

anyone have any suggestions on a wireless broadband provider for a laptop... or are you able to get a connection here without a paying for a provider?
 

sockgirl77

Well-Known Member
daisycreek said:
anyone have any suggestions on a wireless broadband provider for a laptop... or are you able to get a connection here without a paying for a provider?
I was able to get a signal in Park Hall. It all depends if someone else nearby has a wireless router. I was able to steal a signal for a few months. I got down here and could do it for a few months too. But, then I got a package deal with the cable company for net and phone.
 

VduvUMarie

New Member
I have the Verizon Wireless broadband card, it is a little pricey but I get high speed connections that are always on anywhere and everywhere. When I was on vacation in multiple states I never had a problem. :yay:
 

AnnieC

New Member
VduvUMarie said:
I have the Verizon Wireless broadband card, it is a little pricey but I get high speed connections that are always on anywhere and everywhere. When I was on vacation in multiple states I never had a problem. :yay:

Sounds good..I too will look into that..I travel and rely on hot spots....not always there and not always secure.
Thanks :howdy:
 

HappyCats

New Member
VduvUMarie said:
I have the Verizon Wireless broadband card, it is a little pricey but I get high speed connections that are always on anywhere and everywhere. When I was on vacation in multiple states I never had a problem. :yay:

Like how "pricey"? Just curious...
 

MikeyBash

New Member
HappyCats said:
Like how "pricey"? Just curious...

I have a verizon cellular wireless modem too, and it cost a little more than $100, and the service is $60/month, which is a discount from $80/month charge if you don't have a verizon cell phone account. It's very convienent, but slower than WiFi or traditional broadband, and the software tends to drop connections from time to time.

But aside from that, it's seriously neat to be able to be on-line in a moving car, by the pool, or in the park while your kids play. Of course, like cell phones, that can be a blessing or a curse.
 

VduvUMarie

New Member
I actually got my broadband card for free, I went in during the mail in rebate offer. But I can second the price above. It's 80 dollars without a Verizon contract already and 60 dollars if you have an existing contract. All together with my two line family plan and unlimited access broadband connection it's roughly 170 dollars a month, and that includes a small texting package and insurance on each phone and the broadband card.
 

AndyMarquisLIVE

New Member
I actually bought a cheap P3 with bluetooth. If you have a bluetooth laptop, partner your cell phone and laptop and get some sort of dial up (ask for dial-up VPN from your work if they offer it) and use your mobile phone as a modem.
 
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