RCM

Is there a student discount for premier? I am poor :/

Yes. Student discount, teacher discount, military discount, conscientious objector discount, senior discount, junior discount, police/fire/EMT discount, Welfare-To-Work discount, SSI discount, Work Opportunity discount, non-profit organization discount; for-profit organization discount, cash discount, credit card discount, loyalty card member discount, clergy discount, union member discount, retiree discount, Mason discount, Order of the Eastern Star discount, DAR discount, medical professional discount, AAA discount, anyone not covered by any of the above discount.

$25 off but only until Dec 31. Act now!

Edit: Here is the Premier Sponsor discount offer link

http://s4gru.com/index.php?/topic/5198-special-premier-sponsor-offerfor-the-holiday-season-through-new-years-eve/

This really helps explain the explosion of 3G acceptances we've seen in Eastern Michigan at the expense of 4G acceptances during the summer.

Mrs. RCM got a kick out of this article though I can't say I've planned vacations around site locations and what not. Now installing Sensorly on her phone then thanking her for her help is another thing. I think she's accustomed to "scenic routes" but rolls her eyes at me asking friends to give me a heads up on a particular site if they see any activity. I barely tolerate her Harry Potter thing, so we're even.

For a being a complete noob at this, I have to admit this is a little confusing and frustrating. My understanding was that all but a small handful of towers were not going to get NV but for everything else, the remaining sites were getting completely stripped and overhauled. Okay, cool. Be one the lookout of panels with 2 RRUs except now that it's only one RRU in the 100km border zone in which I reside. Now add one more layer that some sites are GMO which may or may not eventually get NV. I guess I just need to keep a closer eye in the sponsor forums to keep up with site updates *then* go tower hunting.

Seeing ehrpd in the Fenton, Holly, Hartland and Howell areas. It hasn't been around that long. Maybe a month or two.