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Re: What cellular company?
Bill S. wrote: Dutch_12078 wrote: Our phones are from Tracfone and use the Verizon network. Our average cost works out to ~$16/mo each. For data, we have two hotspots, one is on AT&T's unlimited 4G/LTE data Connected Car Plan at $20/mo, and the other is on Verizon's prepaid unlimited 4G/LTE plan at $65/mo with autopay. Both prices plus tax and fees. Both of our Android phones have VOIP apps installed that let us use our hotspots for phone calls at no cost.Both of our Android phones have VOIP apps installed that let us use our hotspots for phone calls at no cost. That particularly works well when we're in a weak Verizon area, but a good AT&T area. Over the past few years, we've only rarely found an area where only AT&T or Verizon work, but not both. Most places we've been both work acceptably well, although one is usually a bit better than the other. Do you mind sharing which VOIP app you are using? There are so many to sort through, and some require your friends to have the app, etc. Which one works for you? I switched from Net10 Wireless to consumer cellular yesterday. It works out that my bill will be about $52.00 a month after all of the BS taxes and junk. For two iPhones. That is exactly $69.00 a month less that I am paying for my two cellphones. And we don't use internet in our RV.581Views0likes0CommentsRe: This is how I will transport my Honey Wagon
lclevel wrote: For the esthetics police, the picture below shows the PVC pipe is now painted black and a black cover has been added. Hopefully no one will be offended now. Geez! Click For Full-Size Image. Iclevel Thank you for posting the close up photo's they look great. And yes you're exactly right there are quit a few of the sanctimonious crowd around here. Thanks fo posting the close ups.1.1KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Severe water damage: Reno or sell?
A few years ago, when my wife and I bought our first RV, we bought it from a friend who's husband had died. We thought we got a good deal and were helping a friend. Boy was that a mistake. I think our other friend made money off of the deal, helping her get rid of it. With friends like him and her who needs enemies? :h :S My advise is if you can do the work yourself do it. but if you can't do the work or even if you can and the damage is way beyond being worth what the end product will come out to be. Cut your losses and run. If my DW and I would have known how much it was going to cost us to fix the first RV we ever owned we would have parked it on the side of the road, signed the pink slip (title) and walked away. :M :S Good Luck209Views0likes0CommentsRe: My DIY Clothes Rack
SoundGuy wrote: Innovative, but strikes me as cumbersome compared to this RV Bumper Mounted Clothesline I bought at Camping World years ago and is still sold these days. I've used mine on trailers with the spare tire mounted on the bumper, trailers with a large bike door on the rear wall, no problem. For travel the two poles simply roll up with the rope and live in the front pass through storage compartment. :B Looks good too!676Views0likes0Comments
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