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If anyone is interested in US cell plans for this type of application, I've used US Mobile [1] in the past. For a single day or two of heavy use, a T-Mobile dai
by borgel 12y ago
If anyone is interested in US cell plans for this type of application, I've used US Mobile [1] in the past. For a single day or two of heavy use, a T-Mobile daily plan is probably best. But for a long period of light activity, these guys have worked very well for me, especially for SMS.
https://gousmobile.com/plans https://gousmobile.com/plans
- beardicus 12y agoI've been casually looking around for data-only plans with no (or really low, at least) monthly fees and pay-as-you-go per MB data... I'm not coming up with much, but roamline [ https://www.roamline.com/roamline-sim https://www.roamline.com/roamline-sim ] might do the trick. No monthly feed, twenty eurocents per MB. Truphone [ http://www.truphone.com/us/consumer/sim/ http://www.truphone.com/us/consumer/sim/ ] is another one I've seen pop up. No monthly fee, $0.09 per MB in the US. Does anybody know of anything else? This seems like a market that typically buys access for thousands of devices at a time, pushing just a few MB per month. There's not much out there for the hobbyist looking for just a SIM or two.
- borgel 12y agoInterestingly, it looks like Truphone is free for incoming voice and SMS. So if you wanted to control something remotely... that could be extremely inexpensive! A quick scan of their website suggests there is no monthly fee to hold the number either. Am I missing something?