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On Fri, 7 Jun 2013, Michael Webb wrote: > Did you look at this http://www.freedompop.com/ Yes, actually I use that and find it excellent for having Internet access while mobile using a Nexus tablet... I would indeed recommend it for those similarly situated who have another home Internet service, want to use it for a limited amount of additional mobile service. They quite aggressively try to upsell and I'd be cautious about recommending it to someone who didn't clearly have the capacity to evaluate the multiple options they offer and make sensible decisions. For example, I wouldn't casually suggest it to families with youngsters that might rack up unexpected bills. At one point I was told they were going to bill me a small amount for insufficient usage the prior month; I didn't recall seeing that provision in their fine print. I see that they have these current offerings: $14.99 3Mbps speed 10GB data usage 7 cents per each additional 10 MB $9.99 / month 1.5 Mbps speed 5 GB data usage 7 cents per each additional 10 MB $0 / month no particular speed advertised 1 GB data usage 1 cent per each additional MB Seems like when I signed up for their $0/month plan (had to buy the hotspot device for about $100), it was only 500MB rather than 1GB. In any event, they do seem worth keeping in mind when recommending inexpensive service. - Stephen
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