He was referring to a FCC program that had the states get data from ISPs about the areas they claim to provide service in. The maps are bogus self serving documents for the ISPs and provide no accurate information for potential residential customers.
You are going to be within Sprint 3G territory. See Millenicom about the 50GB plan at »
millenicom.com/plans/#un ··· ted-plan for $80/month. Millenicom buys Sprint service in bulk and resells it.
"The unlimited service is for personal and family use and is not to be used for commercial purposes or as a public WiFi or broadcast to multi-dwelling units or any other extraordinary circumstance. Usage over 50 gigabytes in one month will alert our investigative team."
NEVER go over 50GB per month or you will suffer in many painful ways. No, not even by 1 Byte should you go over the 50GB limit. Remember that the monthly limit is the combination of download usage and upload usage.
If my math is correct, 50GB theoretically equals 53,687,091,200 Bytes. But a lot of ISPs use 1000 as the multiplier and not 1024, so 50GB means 50,000,000,000 Bytes. I would use that lower limit to coexist with the ISP in peace and harmony.
Other than that, Millenicom gave me excellent service when I used them.