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Hey good news for the Waterman/hinckley area....4g is working now. I'm getting 4.5 to 5 mb down load speed , before was getting 1.5 to 2.5 (on a really good day). Working from a home office in a rural area has been a challenge with finding an affordable data plan with a high enough ceiling and decent speed. After years of trying different plans, I think things have finally come together.

1) millenicom ...unlimited (soft 50gb cap) ...69.99 a month. Uses sprint network. I think they went up $10 a month, but still a good deal.

2) Now have 4g lte in area (for the last 2 days).

So about 4 weeks after the sprint coverage showed 4g lte in my area it finally showed up.

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Hey good news for the Waterman/hinckley area....4g is working now. I'm getting 4.5 to 5 mb down load speed , before was getting 1.5 to 2.5 (on a really good day). Working from a home office in a rural area has been a challenge with finding an affordable data plan with a high enough ceiling and decent speed. After years of trying

 

different plans, I think things have finally come together.

1) millenicom ...unlimited (soft 50gb cap) ...69.99 a month. Uses sprint network. I think they went up $10 a month, but still a good deal.

2) Now have 4g lte in area (for the last 2 days).

So about 4 weeks after the sprint coverage showed 4g lte in my area it finally showed up.

John: From the Lee Rd. tower? Depending on where you are at, there are up to four or five fixed wireless providers that could service you.

 

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Can any of the providers match or exceed the 50gb for $70 a month? If so I would be interested (there is no contract with Millenicom it's month to month)

By the way, the 4g disappeared on Monday, maybe they are working on it.

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