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Powerball
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Posted 10:16 pm, 03/08/2012
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If you can afford a second home I would think you could afford whatever internet service at the second home you wanted.
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mandi0414
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Posted 9:49 pm, 03/08/2012
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It's the same thing that Wilbar is talking about.
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lifeatbest
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Posted 9:29 pm, 03/08/2012
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Hotspot???? what is that? How do you get it.?
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wilbar
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Posted 9:23 pm, 03/08/2012
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I cancelled my Time Warner cable TV and Roadrunner back in Oct. I now use a program called "tether" to get internet through my blackberry smart phone. F R E E (I paid $30 for the program license). I can plug in my laptop anywhere there's cell phone signal.
I have sprint phone service, with unlimited data. Some phone companies charge a premium, for excessive data usage, if you use tether. Best check first.
It's reliable, but slower than cable modem; all in all I'm satisfied.
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mandi0414
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Posted 9:19 pm, 03/08/2012
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You can get a little pocket size modem at WalMart from Virgin Mobile and buy a $50 card per month for unlimited internet. You can take it anywhere with you.
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cheekbecca
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Posted 9:19 pm, 03/08/2012
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I have a hotspot on my cell phone that I use for internet on my laptop when we aren't at home.
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lifeatbest
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Posted 9:11 pm, 03/08/2012
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I am looking for least expensive way to get internet at a second home. Have wireless in my 1st home; but, often take laptop with me to second home. I don't really want to put in a ground line at second home. Is there a way to get internet without ground line?
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