Your thoughts on Millenicom...
I've been investigating data plans. While Verizon is on the short list, Millenicom is now showing up as a possibility. From what I know, cost is about the same, there are no contracts and coverage i...
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If you sign up for the 20 gig plan, you will also be buying the MiFi from Millenicom at the same time.
You will set up an automatic transfer of funds ($69.99) from your bank account that will occur on the first of every month.
They will ship the MiFi to you and after you give it a good charge you are all set. Turn it on and you will see it search for the Verizon network and get connected. It will have an SSID and a password on a sticker on the back. Just set up your computer and/or printer to use that SSID as the choice for a home wireless network and type in the password when required. That's it. Internet should then be available. You do not need to repeat those steps again. I plug my MiFi in to charge and just leave it.
AND if you get a Sleek you can plug in the MiFi to the Sleek using a cable that has a micro connector on one end and a mini connector on the other ! Easy to keep it charged in the truck that way.
I have been using the MiFi as my full time internet provider at home for several months now as well as in my truck and 5th wheel when I travel and camp. It performs great. No difference at home between using my previous cable provider for internet service and the MiFi now.
Tim
You will set up an automatic transfer of funds ($69.99) from your bank account that will occur on the first of every month.
They will ship the MiFi to you and after you give it a good charge you are all set. Turn it on and you will see it search for the Verizon network and get connected. It will have an SSID and a password on a sticker on the back. Just set up your computer and/or printer to use that SSID as the choice for a home wireless network and type in the password when required. That's it. Internet should then be available. You do not need to repeat those steps again. I plug my MiFi in to charge and just leave it.
AND if you get a Sleek you can plug in the MiFi to the Sleek using a cable that has a micro connector on one end and a mini connector on the other ! Easy to keep it charged in the truck that way.
I have been using the MiFi as my full time internet provider at home for several months now as well as in my truck and 5th wheel when I travel and camp. It performs great. No difference at home between using my previous cable provider for internet service and the MiFi now.
Tim
