CELL PHONE INTERNET ACCESS
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I hear Verizon is going to start charging for "data" transmission if you're using their Quick2Net. I have had a Motorola Mobile Office Kit for serveral years but have found I have to stay with older phones that are "Trimode" rather than duelmode like most of the new ones. There are two options: I set up my phone to dial my hometown ISP dialup service so Verizon only sees it as a long distance phone call. I have now switched to Roadrunner for my ISP and RR supplies (at no extra charge) local dial up numbers for when you're traveling. I will test them out for the first time in December from Gallup New Mexico. The only problem I've ever had with using Verizon Quick2Net was that it didn't work if I was in an "extended network" area.
Would like to hear from anyone who has used RR's dial up service.
30' Gulfstream Class C
Two spoiled Labs
Yellow "Hippy" VW Bug
Would like to hear from anyone who has used RR's dial up service.
30' Gulfstream Class C
Two spoiled Labs
Yellow "Hippy" VW Bug
