Prepaid Wireless InternetReadyBroadband Review and InformationPrepaid wireless internet is now as close as a display rack at the corner convenience store. That's where I found a ReadyBroadband prepaid broadband display (see pictures) and decided to do some research. I happen to have a friend who is looking for an option to a conventional two-year service agreement, and he's isn't alone. By 2007, two thirds of all mobile phone accounts worldwide were prepaid accounts, and prepaid broadband is growing as well.  With prepaid there is no contract, no credit check, and no monthly bill. You get the convenience of Broadband without the commitment of a contract. Features: To get started using ReadyBroadband prepaid wireless internet you'll need to purchase their usb modem. This is the unit you will use for as long as you want to keep using your prepaid wireless and adding more MB.
 ReadyBroadband Prepaid Mobile Broadband *Data samples based on the following file sizes: Email 10KB, Photo 60KB & Music 4MB. Rates and features are subject to change without notice. Taxes, surcharges and fees extra. Check ReadyBroadband Coverage in your area Other Features You May Like: You can purchase prepaid wireless internet refills in increments of $25, $45, or $75 online for instant (or save for later) activation. You can track/check your balance at any time 30 day refund policy - refill cards no refundable Works with Windows 2000/XP/Vista The fine print... The average download speed is 400 to 700 kbps. Of course, these speeds will vary based on numerous factors including weather and geographic location (hills, valleys, etc.). Under an agreement with Sprint, ReadyBroadband customers have access to service anywhere on the Nationwide Sprint Mobile Broadband Network. Although ReadyBroadband provides subscribers access to the Nationwide Sprint Mobile Broadband Network, ReadyBroadband is responsible to the subscribers for the service. Please call ReadyBroadband with any questions or comments about services.  On Second Thought...I am actually hard-pressed to find many flaws with this. I use and enjoy Sprint's service so I know what to expect when I get online with this. Yes, there are other service providers (see below) cheaper, and perhaps with more coverage, but this works for me. This is so convenient I can walk to the store and have broadband with no contract. If you get coverage in your area this might be your alternative to contracts and monthly bills. Other Prepaid Broadband Providers include AT&T, Cricket, Verizon, Virgin Mobile, and others. 2010 Prepaid Mobile Broadband Comparison Prepaid mobile broadband offers 3G speeds without the wires, contracts, or credit checks. Compare Cricket, Millenicom, DataJack, Verizon, AT&T, Virgin Mobile, ReadyBroadband, and Slingshot. If you need or want an alternative to a contract, and it seems most of us do, prepaid wireless might be just what you need. I would buy it. I think this would even be good in a pinch when traveling and you find yourself needing to connect. If you think this is something you want to consider I recommend doing your homework. Check the 2010 Prepaid Mobile Broadband Comparison (show above) and find the right service for your needs. Did you find this information useful? Contact me with your questions, comments, and suggestions! Home < Prepaid Wireless Internet < You Are Here New! CommentsHave your say about what you just read!Leave me a comment in the box below. |
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