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****UPDATE 4/17/2015**** Sprint bought Clear. Their plan is to end WiMAX service and incorporate the spectrum into Spark, Sprint's LTE offering. I have not received any official notice of an exact date. I've read that November 2015 is the target deadline. Customer support both phone, online, and in various stores are clueless when inquired for details. I haven't found anything remotely equivalent to replace my current setup. ($55, unlimited data, I use 100-200 GB per month on average, moderate speeds of 8/1MBs down/up, mobile hotspot with good coverage along the Northeast Corridor) If anyone has any suggestions for alternatives, please leave a response. If someone at Sprint happens upon this post, please locate who's in charge of migrating Clear customers and get a status update on what replacement plans are in the offering . Let them know anecdotally, I've only encountered one employee at the sales/service level with any knowledge about Sprint's WiMAX customers and our impending situation. The information deficit is growing as the expiration clock ticks on. I'm concered of being overlooked as service degrades with each 2100Mhz tower transitioned to LTE. I feel like an endangered specie, and I hear the faint clattering of chainsaws from somewhere in the distance. *Original Review* Using the Clearspot Voyager for wireless broadband for my phone, tablet, and whatever else I feel like connecting. (up to 8 devices) On average 2-5MB Down 1-3MB Up, bursts between 10-20MB The network manager site is the best I've ever used. Detailed control, clean interface. Clear's coverage map is very accuarate. If you're area is well covered and your home/work/etc isn't in a gap, you should definitely try their service. With no contract and a generous return policy there's nothing to lose. member for 11.5 years, 234 visits, last login: 8 years ago updated 8.9 years ago
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