Nomad Internet experience

[Cmccain13]

hello any one have experince with nomad internet? im thinking about switching.

[theoldwizard1]

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[Cmccain13]

ItsyRV wrote:
Like many of these new style cellular based warless internet plans, the quality is only as good as the network your on at the location your at. If you pick a plan based on Big Red's network, if the Big Red brand name service sucks, so will your service. Likewise if Big Blue has lousy reception in an area with their own named service, your service will also be lousy if on the plan based upon Big Blue's network.

So, the real question has to be what about the plan/price options (forget reception as that's carrier/location dependent) steers you towards this service? Also, what is it about your old service that makes you want to switch?

So with att and Verizon i get a total of 60 gigs of data before they throttle the hell out of the speed. i go through about 58 gigs in a month and that only covers work. so with this i will be able to get unlimited data and be able to stream all i want with it as well. It will be on tmoble/sprint network with the nomad internet. i will still have my ATT hotspot on my phone in case I'm somewhere they don't have T-Mobile service for work but i doubt ill be anywhere T-Mobile doesn't cover with 4glte

[ItsyRV]

Like many of these new style cellular based warless internet plans, the quality is only as good as the network your on at the location your at. If you pick a plan based on Big Red's network, if the Big Red brand name service sucks, so will your service. Likewise if Big Blue has lousy reception in an area with their own named service, your service will also be lousy if on the plan based upon Big Blue's network.

So, the real question has to be what about the plan/price options (forget reception as that's carrier/location dependent) steers you towards this service? Also, what is it about your old service that makes you want to switch?

[agesilaus]

Never heard of them, we use Visible