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8 recommendations and reviews from 6 people
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April 11, 2020
ygreniS asked:Affordable Mobile WiFi/Hotspot Can anyone recommend a reliable service that provides mobile data coast to coast that doesn’t cost a fortune? I’m going to want something with enough bandwidth to play online console/pc games or stream a movie during off duty hours every day while out. As is I have hotspot access through my phone but it’s throttled and frankly it just sucks. Edit: I appreciate all of the feedback, and suggestions. Thank you.
Darklance replied:Check out rvmobileinternet.com They do a pretty good job explaining the options out there. ~~I went for the AT&T prepaid tablet plan, in a Hotspot router. Had to jump through a couple of hoops on ebay to get a sim card activated, but it's worked fine for over a year.~~ ~~$35 / month for 22GB, with a soft cap, just like a cell phone.~~ e: Ouch, looks like they finally ended it, Feb 12, 2020. This plan was available since the first iPad release in 2010.
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December 24, 2018
jonaasmith1 asked:Internet on the road? I’ve been using my cell phone as a hotspot but I get throttled after 10GB, I’ve been looking into unlimited data plans. Has anyone checked out https://unlimitedrvnet.com ? I’m probably going to go with them after chatting with their support team, they seem to know what they’re doing. Open to any suggestions or feedback on services and devices though! Cross post from a different smaller subreddit, want to get as much info as possible! EDIT: Just purchased and used my own SIM that I got free from an Apple Store, a suggestion by them. They activated it in under 5 minutes and I have service on my hotspot already. Speeds are good: https://i.imgur.com/Rgn9Pbr.jpg . They also gave me a promo code for $5 off via chat that isn't listed anywhere on the website, not sure if it will work on other orders or if it was a one time code for me but I'll leave it here in case anyone else finds it useful: CHRISTMAS5. Overall I'm satisfied currently with the service.
tv64738 replied:Verizon unlimited prepaid on a hotspot is $65/mo. No sketchy reseller, on the average better coverage, and similar price. For all the best information, https://www.rvmobileinternet.com/
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February 1, 2018
Kristin L. asked:What cell phone provider do you use? Our contract is coming up and we're sick of the lack of customer service with AT&T but want good coverage for traveling. We also plan on doing a travel blog so will need a good internet provider. TIA!Gary H. replied:I run a bus conversion related business out of my bus so I need reliable service so I use Verizon with a booster. Tons of useful info here which will weigh all of the options by Cherie Ve Ard. RVMobileInternet.com
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July 5, 2017
Sharon D. asked:We are looking for recommendations on hotspots etc. We had a Verizon ellipsis and have had way too many areas with no service- any ideas????Richard A. replied:We have the NetGear AC791L on Verizon, which was the flagship jetpack until recently replaced by later model. Have traveled West coast & Midwest in last year, rarely not had any service. Would recommend it. Also, checkout the rvmobileinternet.com site for good info on such products.
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March 10, 2017
Peter H. asked:were am i going to get internet hotspot in canada. Sorry I should of explained better, we need a hotspot device and a service provider. We are Canadian and going to spend our summer traveling. In USA we have our Verizon myfi and 200gb per month. Use trackfone for cell. When back into Canada we will have nothing any suggestionsDoug S. replied:The new Verizon or AT&T "unlimited" plans can be used north of the border. For the best internet info for RVers, checkout www.rvmobileinternet.com.
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February 21, 2015
Lindsey S. asked:Can anyone recommend a cell phone service that is best for the full time lifestyle? We are about to switch from Sprint, and aren't sure between AT&T and Verizon... We will probably want a portable Hotspot for internet once we're on the road and will get it through our cell provider more than likely.. Any advice?Cherie A. replied:We use a combo of Verizon and AT&T, having multiple options is an essential thing for us as we depend on internet for our business. We have an article on this topic on our mobile internet resource center: http://www.rvmobileinternet.com/.../the-four-major-us.../ We also have a book (just refreshed this week) about mobile internet for RVers: http://www.rvmobieinternet.com/book
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February 21, 2015
Lindsey S. asked:Can anyone recommend a cell phone service that is best for the full time lifestyle? We are about to switch from Sprint, and aren't sure between AT&T and Verizon... We will probably want a portable Hotspot for internet once we're on the road and will get it through our cell provider more than likely.. Any advice?Cherie A. replied:Welcome...we actually have an article about this on the resource center website that this group is associated with. http://www.rvmobileinternet.com/.../the-four-major-us.../
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Referral from
February 21, 2015
Lindsey S. asked:Can anyone recommend a cell phone service that is best for the full time lifestyle? We are about to switch from Sprint, and aren't sure between AT&T and Verizon... We will probably want a portable Hotspot for internet once we're on the road and will get it through our cell provider more than likely.. Any advice?Cherie A. replied:http://www.rvmobileinternet.com/.../the-four-major-us.../
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