said by Wartrace:do they load up the bill with fees and taxes?
Of course they do.. hmm it's possible to pay a lot less or skip the fees with resellers like cricket or straighttalk
And it
was possible to pay a lot less.. if you didn't need LTE and HSPA+ it was possible up until a while ago to buy data like that for $12.50 for 2.5 Gb (I really don't know what the
best deals are now but they will at hofo) I pay
$8 for unlimited and 500 Mb myself right now
I would advise you to buy a cheap sim/plan and test it for yourself so you know.. most of the providers have a "trial" plan for you to use.. there supposed to COST nothing.. but that doesn't mean they do..
I would also advise to do your research on horwardforums.com they are biggest industry full of knowledge forum that I know off when it comes to "cellphone service providers"
said by Wartrace:I have an mbr-96 router and will set up the att connection as the fallback using the hotspots usb port and a usb to ethernet converter to hook up to the mbr.
When it comes to fallback and "load balancing/round robin" stuff I only have experience with 2 pieces of software.. both were pretty excellent at what they did.. "pfsense" *nix and windows based "_________" and probably "usb" friendly
Also I have seen a GSM SIM modem to Ethernet thing that supports HSPA+ I think it sells about $30 or so on ebay.. that could be helpful or not.. because obviously you might want or can get LTE?