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GMandJM
Jul 07, 2015Explorer
Cool! That could work!
It doesn't say if StraightTalk uses Sprint or Verizon lines, and I can't get the service area map to come up. You might want to check that to make sure you will have service where you plan to be/go.
EDIT: It looks like StraightTalk offers two different ZTE hotspots:
Z289L is a GSM for use on AT&T lines
Z288L is CDMA for use on Verizon
END of EDIT
I haven't used StraightTalk, yet, but it sounds promising. I don't know if the ZTE is backwards compatible so that you could use 3G if 4G isn't available.
They offer 60 day plans, which is different. No more end-of-cycle binge watching of "Justified". :)
I noticed that in the small print it says the unlimited plans are throttled after 3GB of usage, but I don't see information of the other data plans and whether those are slowed down after 3GB of usage.
And your DH can get a flip phone with talk, text and a tiny bit of data for only $30/month.
Sounds reasonable. And if for some reason you're not happy with it, you're not out a huge amount of money and/or tied to a lengthy contract.
If you haven't already, you might do a new thread asking for information from anyone who has used the ZTE 4G hotspot. I'd like to know more about it, too.
It doesn't say if StraightTalk uses Sprint or Verizon lines, and I can't get the service area map to come up. You might want to check that to make sure you will have service where you plan to be/go.
EDIT: It looks like StraightTalk offers two different ZTE hotspots:
Z289L is a GSM for use on AT&T lines
Z288L is CDMA for use on Verizon
END of EDIT
I haven't used StraightTalk, yet, but it sounds promising. I don't know if the ZTE is backwards compatible so that you could use 3G if 4G isn't available.
They offer 60 day plans, which is different. No more end-of-cycle binge watching of "Justified". :)
I noticed that in the small print it says the unlimited plans are throttled after 3GB of usage, but I don't see information of the other data plans and whether those are slowed down after 3GB of usage.
And your DH can get a flip phone with talk, text and a tiny bit of data for only $30/month.
Sounds reasonable. And if for some reason you're not happy with it, you're not out a huge amount of money and/or tied to a lengthy contract.
If you haven't already, you might do a new thread asking for information from anyone who has used the ZTE 4G hotspot. I'd like to know more about it, too.
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