Fox McCloud
Crazy like a fox.
join:2006-07-23
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Re: Verizon Broadband Card
or better yet, go with Sprint's EVDO (if available), they let you do ANYTHING with their connection (the sole exception is using the connection for web/game serving....not that you'd want to do either with EVDO).
all in all, I get about 100ms ping time to Google, and 150-200 ms latency when playing BF2 online.
bandwidth? 1270-1280k down (max speed if the tower is only backed by one T1 line, Sprint keeps 256k for themselves). and 200-255k upload (this is using the router, which limits the speed [a known issue that Linksys is working one] normally it would be 500-600k up).
it's a great service; I don't have to have a voice plan with them, and I only pay $49.99 a month (SERO). With taxes, the total comes to $50.90; not bad, at all. |
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jlramirez
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join:2004-10-01
Montgomery, IL
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Verizon over WildBlue. As CMoore mentioned, less latency, mobile.
I've never run in to problems with Verizon when I've gone over 5GB/mo. a few times though I'm a Govt. customer which may have something to do with it..
Avoid satellite if you can. You already have the card on the way..Give it a shot, just be mindful of downloads...
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CMoore2004
Premium
join:2003-02-06
Jonesville, MI | reply to Christy
You can take Verizon with you. It's low latency. It suffers less from congestion. But their TOS suck, even worse than WB. |
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Christy
@safepages.com | reply to Christy
Please forgive me, I am stupid at this stuff:
Which is better Verizon's Broadband 5GB or Wildblue 7500 MB |
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