Tim Vasquez
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- Joined
- Dec 4, 2003
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Hey guys -- I need a wireless internet card that doesn't require a contract term, that is compatible with a router, and that is fairly generous with data transfer volumes and has no hidden "catches" as far as the billing or service goes.
These things do exist of course, as I researched them for my book, but I want to find out the latest news about it and especially what the fastest way to acquire this is in the Norman area. Do I just walk into a Verizon store? I'll walk out with a fully working card?
I'm probably going to buy the router off Newegg, once I figure out a good model that works with the cards, unless such a router is priced reasonably at Best Buy.
This whole mess with AT&T DSL is why Stormtrack has not yet been upgraded. It's been 2 weeks after the tornado and they have not yet repaired the fiber out here. I've about had it trying to just get basic stuff done over this POS Internet connection.
Tim
These things do exist of course, as I researched them for my book, but I want to find out the latest news about it and especially what the fastest way to acquire this is in the Norman area. Do I just walk into a Verizon store? I'll walk out with a fully working card?
I'm probably going to buy the router off Newegg, once I figure out a good model that works with the cards, unless such a router is priced reasonably at Best Buy.
This whole mess with AT&T DSL is why Stormtrack has not yet been upgraded. It's been 2 weeks after the tornado and they have not yet repaired the fiber out here. I've about had it trying to just get basic stuff done over this POS Internet connection.
Tim