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that's actually very nice to have in the wallet for when t-mobile/att has no coverage and you have to work. any idea which network it uses? any first hand expe
by gcb0 13y ago
that's actually very nice to have in the wallet for when t-mobile/att has no coverage and you have to work. any idea which network it uses?
any first hand experiences?
- phamilton 13y agoI believe it's an MVNO for Sprint. I haven't used Internet On the Go, but I have used TruConnect which is the same company. TruConnect worked alright. I have a personal connection to the company and did some work for them at one point in time so I'm not completely impartial, but their average customer was a 200 MB / month customer. Any more and a subscription would makes sense.