Just Switched from Verizon to T-Mobile
I’ve been a satisfied Verizon Wireless customer for many years. However, lately I’ve had trouble calling out during the early morning hours; then, after a while, everything would return to normal. Bei...
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WNYBob wrote:
By the way be aware that each type of device on the T-Mobile network has its own plan.
Example, I have 2 phones, a watch and T-Mobile Internet box that means I have 3 different plans, so ask lots of questions so you don't get surprised at bill time.
Yes but you can have two Phones on the same 55+ plan 2nd line 10 bucks. and JUST use it as a Hot Spot.. You need not have a special "hot Spot" box like many do.. (I have just one phone it does both)
One caution.. My phone will "Relay" wifi. but if I'm connected to a "Public" 5GHz wifi note my 2.4GHz only devices will not connect to it.
If I switch to Cellular data (They sip by the way not gulp) they connect just fine. Normally I do not connect the phone to wi-fi less I'm at home I use the phone as a hot-spot on the road.
As I recall my last Android phone WOULD translate 5GHz wi-fi to 2.4Ghz so this may be model specific issue.
