Mobile broadband in Germany?

Question

Will be working in Germany 4 nights a week. Want access to broadband in my apartment in the evening but don't want to commit to a Deutsche Telekom landline or a broadband provider.

Anyone know of any good German mobile broadband provider that I could use with my laptop? Don't want more than a 12 month minimum contract, no minumum contract would be great.

Answer 1

Alice DSL offers the possibilty to leave the contract every month, you just need to tell them 4 weeks in advance.

Answer 2

There is a card you can buy from t-mobile, I think it provides you with 100 hours of internet access or something like that. Check out their website, I'm sure you'll find it.

Answer 3

Don't know about the contracts or plans.

But Vodafone has the best and fastest Network for 3G (mobile broandband)

The offer a so called "Mobile Connect Flat" for 35€ a month (24 month contract). But that is not a real "flat-rate", because they will reduce the DL-Speed to 64 K/bit when you get over 5gb traffic in a month.

Answer 4

Check out Vodafone's UMTS (3G, for those Americans; mobile broadband) flatrate offers. Or talk to a neighbor if he'd share his WiFi (WLAN) access. I gladly would share my DSL flat with you if you'd be willing to share the TREMENDOUS costs of 15 €/month with me, or we'd meet for a pizza and a beer (or a pretzn and a Weißwurst) every 1st Sunday.

If you don't want to commit to a landline provider, these are the options you have.

Generally, I like Vodafone (also known as "D2" in Germany) more than Deutsche Telekom. Be careful with T-Mobile offers; usually, there's a lot of strings attached. Not that they weren't with Vodafone, but the strings appear slightly thinner and easier to cut to me.

Answer 5

check out t-mobile!!

http://www.broadbandchoices.co.uk/mobile...

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