Working while traveling, but need internet.
If I get this job, I will work from home for good. That means I could travel during the weekend and work during the week while I am on the road. My family and I would love to travel next summer to see...
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You can get a GPS address for whereever you are going to be, then call tech support for your cell provider. Usually they will or can tell you the exact location of the nearest cell tower, and what type of reception you can expect. Get a Jetpack type wifi hotspot from at least two different providers, Verizon and AT&T both, and you should be covered in most locations. Be aware that it will not be all that fast, and its gonna cost you a lot. If your new job requires high-speed service or uses lots of data, best stay where you can get cable.
