What do you do for WIFI on the road

Mile High wrote:

usersmanual wrote:

Mile High wrote:

usersmanual wrote:
the trouble with Verizon using jetpack or usb stick its $$$$$ if u use and need internet several hours a day
its fine if u just want to check a few emails or do some quick banking
or amazon purchase but if your like me surfing 24/7 (exaggerating)
but read all the news and sports and things like Rv net etc etc etc its will be well over $100 per month

I have used 8 GB in the last 7 days for example the other thing is you have to start and stop it all the time which to me is a pain in the butt

I use mine every day (using it now) and I have 4 smart phones 3 tablets, and mifi on my account and we have never hit the 6gb cap. However, I can hit it in a day if I stream video.

If u have 8 devices all using internet and have never hit 6GB in a month then that means vitutually u never use them(for interent) which is fine. I was just pointing out if u use the net like I do then using a cell phone connection is extremely expensive

Not sure why you're not understanding, we use internet all the time, and again, I'm using it now. I just looked and we do have 10gb on the plan, but we've used 5.5 this month and it closes tomorrow. Smart phones and tablet don't really rack up a lot of data, the laptop can, but unless you are emailing a ton of attachments, photos, or streaming u-tube, it doesn't amount to much. Using the phone to take pics and sending them via text can also really kill data quick.

not misunderstanding at all. You only use u say collectively through 8 devices 6GB per month. All I said is you don't really use the internet that much then.I don't stream videos or movies much at all maybe watch one movie every 2 weeks but I use upwards of 40GB per month through just daily fox news,emails,banking, watch the market for a couple hours each day etc so my point was if I had to use a cell phone connection to satisfy my internet wants it would cost me a small fortune and what I hate is on Verizon etc you have to turn off the internet connection each time. On cable u just leave it on 24/7