Anyone used singlepoint for wifi
I am will be working from my MH (part time) and I need a wifi connection wherever we are. I realize mobile wifi is not 100% available but I am also aware campground wifi is not either. I have be...
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I am not committed to anything at this point but I am considering many options.
I have found some users of the other solutions and have received references from singlepoint but I would like to get the impressions of users other than the singlepoint references if I can.
While their basic system can be configured to work with most of the major carriers, you actually purchase for only one carrier (specific modem/router).
I am about to get an idea of their Verizon plan but the references (again from singlepoint) I have chatted with all indicate singlepoint's plan is discounted from Verizon (possibly other carriers as well). If that is true I suspect they can do that as a part of their remarketing agreement. I will find out when I get a quote from them.
The attractiveness is this is a system assembled to work seamlessly together.
While it is true one could likely assemble similar parts and have a working system, my experience with this sort of thing is there is always something that needs to be jerry-rigged and becomes some sort of constant maintenance issue.
I am willing to assemble my own if that turns out to be what I decide to do.
As for price, that all gets baked into my fee to the clients.
So, within some parameters, I can tolerate more cost if it presents me with less intervention (read spending my time keeping the system going rather than either billing my time or enjoying the RV Life).
I have found some users of the other solutions and have received references from singlepoint but I would like to get the impressions of users other than the singlepoint references if I can.
While their basic system can be configured to work with most of the major carriers, you actually purchase for only one carrier (specific modem/router).
I am about to get an idea of their Verizon plan but the references (again from singlepoint) I have chatted with all indicate singlepoint's plan is discounted from Verizon (possibly other carriers as well). If that is true I suspect they can do that as a part of their remarketing agreement. I will find out when I get a quote from them.
The attractiveness is this is a system assembled to work seamlessly together.
While it is true one could likely assemble similar parts and have a working system, my experience with this sort of thing is there is always something that needs to be jerry-rigged and becomes some sort of constant maintenance issue.
I am willing to assemble my own if that turns out to be what I decide to do.
As for price, that all gets baked into my fee to the clients.
So, within some parameters, I can tolerate more cost if it presents me with less intervention (read spending my time keeping the system going rather than either billing my time or enjoying the RV Life).
