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Thinks Lars is a TOP NOTCH GUY
Join Date: Oct 2005
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I use the TMobile wireless card and I think its $20 per month.
Other than the speeds are not that fast, its a good and valuable service. Just don't expect DSL speeds. Good luck with it. Matt |
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Fat Fucking Nobody
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Fat Fucking Nobody
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Join Date: Oct 2002
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If you go Tmobile, you want the NEW card, just release a couple of months back as it adds Edge in addition to GPRS. EDGE has "reasonable" speed, 256K or so. Dont plan on downloading any DVDs with it or anything, but for surfing and checking mail, it's very tolerable. The card also does 802.11b/g.
I forget what it costs, but if you already have your cell plan with Tmo, it's a fairly inexpensive add on for AYCE internet. The card is $199. Verizon's stuff is a bit faster, but costs more. Not sure what Cingular is doing with data. I have data on my RAZR, but it only does GPRS. In a pinch, I have used it to surf with a datalink to the PC, speed is about the same as dial up. |
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