ATT network prepaid option

[shaferz]

Hey everyone.  Longer post, but feel it is important to try to explain everything.  
 

My wife and I about to buy a nuew 5th wheel RV.  Said RV has a system called ‘OneConnect’.  This system uses GSM network SIM cards to allow remote access to control lights/HVAC/etc.  So what I am researching now are what options there are with MVNO’s in regards to SIM cards with data-only buckets.  What I was hoping to avoid was any type of monthly deal.... I’d ideally like to just pick up an ATT sim somewhere with a bucket of like 2 or 4gb of data where the data just worked and once it ran out, I can simply buy another chunk.  Data usage would be very low - no video or audio or streaming.  Just would be using it really as an Iot device.

Everything I am seeing seems to be something where you have to pay a monthly charge.  Are there other options out there where data can just be prepaid in larger chunks that be used till the bucket is exhausted but without a monthly fee?

 

We have been Sprint postpaid customers for so long that I don’t even know where to start in looking at prepaid or MVNO options for ATT.  lol

[belusnecropolis]

https://marketplace.att.com/products?tags=connectivity

https://www.t-mobile.com/business/iot/pricing

https://www.verizonwireless.com/business/plans/m2m-business-plans/

https://business.sprint.com/tag/iot/

[ingenium]

You can get a FreedomPop SIM (assuming they're still accepting new lines of service). With "friends", you can get a few hundred MB/month for free. I have a few of their SIMs, one I use as a backup SIM / logging SIM in my phone, and another I have in my car for Google maps and remote control features. As long as you can change the APN in your system, it'll work.

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[red_dog007]

Pop in at r/nocontract. 

Should get a lot of good feed back for exactly what you are inquiring about.