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I found this company through a post on facebook and looked them up. They claim to be running on Sprint's network as their backup, but they focus on using wifi for everything as a first option. For a price like that and running on the NV enhancements we have going on in my area, this may be a contender after my contract runs out. Any thoughts?

 

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