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I am thinking about verizon wireless internet for my desktop and laptop

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ok i was woundering if you liked the speed and how would i get it on my laptop would then give me a card and could i get it when i am on the go. would i have to pay more for the card.... what are the details please help me and do you get a cood clear signal if your out in the country....

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  1. we go a sprint card-we just plug it in the USB and it takes 2 seconds, ok not 2 seconds but its quick

    we can take it and use it on anyones computer as long as its compatible of course

    at the store they "checked"  how good the signal would be for each carrier. ATT, Sprint, Verizon

    The cards are different too so keep that in mind.

    We got the card free for signing the 2 year agreement. I consider us "in the country" too and the signal strength is pretty good.  


  2. I can only answer about AT&T's but I will bet that Verizon will be about the same.My daughter has an AT&T card in her laptop. It works but the speed isn't great. She lives in the country and has some signal problems. If you have a Verizon cell phone you can probably expect the same service you get on it as you will the laptop. They use the same signals basically.

  3. I have the wireless internet w/Verizon.  You get a portable device that inserts in the ethernet portion of your laptop or  desktop.  The speed is good and works fine out in the country.   I went with the 5GB instead of the 3GB.  But start up is sort of expensive.  $50 to start but you get a rebate then the first month bill is for a two month period.  The rep told me that as long as you spend around two hours a day on the internet I shouldn't exceed the 5GB because if you go over it's .25 per  MB after allowance.  Hope this helps.

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