WalkaboutTed
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Only if you are 55 or older. I walked by theTmobile store on the way to the market yesterday and saw the flyer on the table outside.
I had been paying the $100 month for two lines. I initially went with Tmobile because my kid wanted it for unlimited everything, including streaming, except for anything over 10gb hotspot. He uses hotspot all the time for his school laptop and tablet. I had been with Sprint, but their coverage is abysmal.
The only caveat is that the tethering is only at 3G. That's fine and dandy for me.
Right now, they also have a free 8 inch tablet (Alcatel) with unlimited everything except no voice calls. You get a separate phone number for the tablet. This is $20 month, but it can be down to $7 month, depending on your equipment. The lack of voice calls are no problem as my son introduced me to Whats App. The quaity of the voice calls with that app, during his last trip to Costa Rica, was great. I have a hard time reading things on my phone at night, so of course I got their tablet.
Between Hubby's cheapo Tracfone and my Kindle on AT&T (no charge after the initial purchase), we're sitting pretty good. I have an unused Jetpack (Verizon), if none of the other networks are reachable, but they're expensive.
We spend a lot of time in Canada and I need my connectivity. Problem solved.
Ted
I had been paying the $100 month for two lines. I initially went with Tmobile because my kid wanted it for unlimited everything, including streaming, except for anything over 10gb hotspot. He uses hotspot all the time for his school laptop and tablet. I had been with Sprint, but their coverage is abysmal.
The only caveat is that the tethering is only at 3G. That's fine and dandy for me.
Right now, they also have a free 8 inch tablet (Alcatel) with unlimited everything except no voice calls. You get a separate phone number for the tablet. This is $20 month, but it can be down to $7 month, depending on your equipment. The lack of voice calls are no problem as my son introduced me to Whats App. The quaity of the voice calls with that app, during his last trip to Costa Rica, was great. I have a hard time reading things on my phone at night, so of course I got their tablet.
Between Hubby's cheapo Tracfone and my Kindle on AT&T (no charge after the initial purchase), we're sitting pretty good. I have an unused Jetpack (Verizon), if none of the other networks are reachable, but they're expensive.
We spend a lot of time in Canada and I need my connectivity. Problem solved.
Ted