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Which Wireless Internet Service To Get?

by Tjmcnich
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I was wondering what wireless internet service you guys have? I just looked into Xfinity Business Wireless 2 go... 55 bucks a month though... but its 4G and it will also lower my home land-line internet service from 44.99 to 26.99... I could go with their 3G plan for 30 dollars a month and it would still lower home plan to 26.99 but the 3G has restrictions how much bandwidth you can use and such.

any help on this would be great.

PS. I will be using the wireless service during appointments with small businesses showing them websites I have built in the past.

Thanks!
#internet #service #wireless
  • Profile picture of the author Tim Hoogasian
    Considering how cheap it is to get broadband in the US these days, are you going after the right businesses? If they can't afford a jack or a wireless Internet connection that you can plug into, are they going to have any money to pay your fees?
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    • Profile picture of the author myob
      In general, it does not give a professional business presence if you rely on any of your prospects' resources to make a presentation. There are many regional providers that offer unlimited wireless/wifi services well below the prices that the national carriers offer. All of my sales staff and I pay $79.95/month for unlimited voice, text, 4G data and wifi through a white label reseller of T-Mobile/AT&T.
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  • Profile picture of the author Kenrick C
    Originally Posted by Tjmcnich View Post

    I was wondering what wireless internet service you guys have? I just looked into Xfinity Business Wireless 2 go... 55 bucks a month though... but its 4G and it will also lower my home land-line internet service from 44.99 to 26.99... I could go with their 3G plan for 30 dollars a month and it would still lower home plan to 26.99 but the 3G has restrictions how much bandwidth you can use and such.

    any help on this would be great.

    PS. I will be using the wireless service during appointments with small businesses showing them websites I have built in the past.

    Thanks!
    If Time Warner Cable is in your area... you may want to check them out. I use Time Warner for my land line and high speed Internet and just pay an additional $25 a month for 4G wireless.
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