cerviarborist
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- Location
- Florida, USA
I pretty much run my entire personal and business world off a macbook pro. In an effort to economize about a year and a half ago, I discontinued hard wired internet at my house/office and started running strictly off my Sprint 4g air card at home, as well as in the field.
It's worked wonderfully, up until this month when I found out that Sprint had quit offering unlimited 4g. I found this out when I received a bill with a $500.00 fee for usage beyond their new ceiling of 5g. A few calls and they've waived that fee, but I'm on the hunt for a new provider as Sprint has no intention of making any new unlimited 4g offers. Their solution to the problem is to let their mobile broadband clients out of their contracts without a cancellation fee.
I've researched, and thus far, the only provider I've found offering an unlimited 4g mobile broadband plan, is Clear
http://www.clear.com/plans
Their plan is actually $15 a month less than the same plan from Sprint, and is using the same network, so coverage will be the same.. this is a good thing. However they only offer accounts with a recurring monthly debit to a credit card…this I'm not thrilled about.
If anyone has done business with this company and can share their experiences pro or con…..or knows of any other provider offering an unlimited 4g mobile broadband plan, I'd be grateful for any insight.
It's worked wonderfully, up until this month when I found out that Sprint had quit offering unlimited 4g. I found this out when I received a bill with a $500.00 fee for usage beyond their new ceiling of 5g. A few calls and they've waived that fee, but I'm on the hunt for a new provider as Sprint has no intention of making any new unlimited 4g offers. Their solution to the problem is to let their mobile broadband clients out of their contracts without a cancellation fee.
I've researched, and thus far, the only provider I've found offering an unlimited 4g mobile broadband plan, is Clear
http://www.clear.com/plans
Their plan is actually $15 a month less than the same plan from Sprint, and is using the same network, so coverage will be the same.. this is a good thing. However they only offer accounts with a recurring monthly debit to a credit card…this I'm not thrilled about.
If anyone has done business with this company and can share their experiences pro or con…..or knows of any other provider offering an unlimited 4g mobile broadband plan, I'd be grateful for any insight.
