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Re: EVDO-A vs Hughesnet/ WildBlue
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You know you guys should not be egging me on. I really hate to try and spam this site C/O
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You know you guys should not be egging me on.
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February 07, 2007, 04:34:08 PM »
Quote from: tommie gorman on January 30, 2007, 12:36:02 AM
Of course, not available in my area.
Story of my life.
Hmmm... this is an option we are looking into... I checked the map, put in my zip code and it shows that it IS available in my area... I hope the map is right!! I am clueless about this, but if I understand correctly, this can be used with a desktop... we were planning to get a Cingular card for my husband's laptop, keep my t-mobile card for mine and just NIX Hughesnet... but now what I would LOVE to do is get Sprint EVDO cards for both of our laptops, because it seems to be faster than t-mobile Edge(right?) and then a card for the boys' desktop... possible?? Can someone look at the map and make sure I am seeing right? My zip code is 64079, I live in the country between Platte City and Weston, actually right outside of Farley, MO.
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Quote from: unitychild on February 07, 2007, 04:34:08 PM
Hmmm... Can someone look at the map and make sure I am seeing right? My zip code is 64079, I live in the country between Platte City and Weston, actually right outside of Farley, MO.
http://coverage.sprintpcs.com/IMPACT.jsp?mapzip=64079&returnUrl=http%3A%2F%2Fwww1.sprintpcs.com%2Fexplore%2FPhonesAccessories%2FConnectionCards.jsp%3FFOLDER%253C%253Efolder_id%3D1460077%26CURRENT_USER%253C%253EATR_SCID%3DECOMM%26CURRENT_USER%253C%253EATR_PCode%3DNone%26CURRENT_USER%253C%253EATR_cartState%3Dgroup
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Yeah you should be able to get it unitychild, (neighbor, 64068). On Sprint. I was just saying I could not get it because I just reupped my wifes and my contract with Verizon and they do not service KC MO. So for 2 more years it is out of reach for me.
Enjoy.
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Quote from: tommie gorman on February 07, 2007, 07:00:02 PM
Yeah you should be able to get it unitychild, (neighbor, 64068). On Sprint. I was just saying I could not get it because I just reupped my wifes and my contract with Verizon and they do not service KC MO. So for 2 more years it is out of reach for me.
Enjoy.
Howdy neighbor! I see what you are saying now!! Sorry for you! I know how you feel, remember, I am 400 ft too far for DSL! lol So, then is it really possible to get this service on a desktop?
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Quote from: unitychild on February 07, 2007, 08:01:20 PM
Howdy neighbor! I see what you are saying now!! Sorry for you! I know how you feel, remember, I am 400 ft too far for DSL! lol So, then is it really possible to get this service on a desktop?
Steph
As far as I can tell. I am 1056' from a remote whatever myself.
That is why I chose satelite for now, but it is very expensive. And this EVDO service was not available back 1 1/2 years ago. Or I might have gone that way. Best of luck.
So I suppose you are not far from the river or Leavenworth then?
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Quote from: unitychild on February 07, 2007, 08:01:20 PM
I am 400 ft too far for DSL! lol So, then is it really possible to get this service on a desktop?
Steph
Quote from: tommie gorman on February 07, 2007, 10:20:51 PM
As far as I can tell. I am 1056' from a remote whatever myself.
That is why I chose satelite for now, but it is very expensive. And this EVDO service was not available back 1 1/2 years ago. Or I might have gone that way. Best of luck.
So I suppose you are not far from the river or Leavenworth then?
Well guys, there is a fiber cable, phone line (128), natural gas, county water right by the road my driveway
goes out to, 150' tops. I can't hook
up to any of it.
But I just happen
to be between 2 Sprint towers about 2 1/2 miles away either direction and are listed as having the latest. I think I'm done in the beginning of May with my Huey contract and my contract is expired with Sprint so I'm researching. Another $300+ for EVDO hmmm....
I wonder how much 14,000 of cable would cost delivered?
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Quote from: granpa on February 08, 2007, 02:53:14 AM
Well guys, there is a fiber cable, phone line (128), natural gas, county water right by the road my driveway
goes out to, 150' tops. I can't hook
up to any of it.
But I just happen
to be between 2 Sprint towers about 2 1/2 miles away either direction and are listed as having the latest. I think I'm done in the beginning of May with my Huey contract and my contract is expired with Sprint so I'm researching. Another $300+ for EVDO hmmm....
I wonder how much 14,000 of cable would cost delivered?
"I wonder how much 14,000 of cable would cost delivered?
"
Probably not as much as you think. You might be able to get it wholesale.
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Quote from: tommie gorman on February 08, 2007, 07:11:23 PM
"I wonder how much 14,000 of cable would cost delivered?
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Probably not as much as you think. You might be able to get it wholesale.
More research on the EVDO. I called Sprint today and extended 2 years on my 4 line contract with a 5% discount dropping my monthly cost
. I was then transferred 3 times until I got a engineer
on EVDO. I'm in between 2 towers with a good overlap on the signal
. The Linksys WRT54G3G-ST is $199.99 and a card is $199.99 with a $150 instant savings with anew line and the remainder is a mail-in rebate so cost for the card is 0
. $59.99 a month and he said the connection should be similar to a Starbucks, but I've never been there
. Tommine you need a DW7000 tricked out
my 7000 contract runs out soon.
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OK, how much. And I want the friend price, not the relative price. ( my sister always tried to rip me off that way. A stranger would get better price )
And what is tricked out?
Does it have some naked girls painted on it?
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Went to the Sprint store tonight! Got a card for each laptop and a usb modem for the boys' computer! My speeds are not perfect yet, but my husband's are better than mine... I wonder why this could be, we have the same exact laptops... could the fact that I am running Norton and he is running AVG have anything to do with the speed difference? We are setting up the boys' now, so hopefully theirs will work just fine and we will cancel Hughes within a month(payment just came out! Same with t-mobile lol). Hubby is HAPPY right now, so that's good! lol
Plus, with rebates, all three cards are free after I mail in the forms ands wait 8 weeks or so!;) Woohoo!!
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Quote from: unitychild on February 09, 2007, 11:03:52 PM
Went to the Sprint store tonight! Got a card for each laptop and a usb modem for the boys' computer! My speeds are not perfect yet, but my husband's are better than mine... I wonder why this could be, we have the same exact laptops... could the fact that I am running Norton and he is running AVG have anything to do with the speed difference? We are setting up the boys' now, so hopefully theirs will work just fine and we will cancel Hughes within a month(payment just came out! Same with t-mobile lol). Hubby is HAPPY right now, so that's good! lol
Plus, with rebates, all three cards are free after I mail in the forms ands wait 8 weeks or so!;) Woohoo!!
Steph
Ouch!...Wont you haft to pay $60 a month for each card??? I think I would have went with a router lol.
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Quote from: unitychild on February 09, 2007, 11:03:52 PM
Went to the Sprint store tonight! Got a card for each laptop and a usb modem for the boys' computer! My speeds are not perfect yet, but my husband's are better than mine... I wonder why this could be, we have the same exact laptops... could the fact that I am running Norton and he is running AVG have anything to do with the speed difference? We are setting up the boys' now, so hopefully theirs will work just fine and we will cancel Hughes within a month(payment just came out! Same with t-mobile lol). Hubby is HAPPY right now, so that's good! lol
Plus, with rebates, all three cards are free after I mail in the forms ands wait 8 weeks or so!;) Woohoo!!
Steph
Absolutely on the AV. Norton bites for speeds and security. Go AVG too, you will love it. Go for their anti-spyware too.
Norton killed 1 and almost 2 of my computers. AVG saved the second one.
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Quote from: Siryak on February 09, 2007, 11:09:23 PM
Ouch!...Wont you haft to pay $60 a month for each card??? I think I would have went with a router lol.
Yep, but after $80 a month for inconsistent satellite and $50 for t-mobile that because of where my house is is only dial up speeds unless I go somewhere else, I don't mind paying the extra $50 a month for the reliability! Just hope I don't have to swallow my words later!;)
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