Re: How does casual tethering usage come into play with this?

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en102 Canadian, eh? join:2001-01-26 Valencia, CA ·RoadRunner Cable ·DSL EXTREME	reply to Nuts Re: How does casual tethering usage come into play with this? Alltel must be an anomoly. Most national carriers (AT&T/VZW/Sprixtel/T-Mobile) require 2 year commitment, or an outright purchase ($$$$) of the data card. My point being... if you have a cellphone, you don't need the data card. -- Canada = Hollywood North
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Subaru 1-3-2-4 Premium join:2001-05-31 Greenwich, CT clubs: ·Packet8	said by en102 : Alltel must be an anomoly. Most national carriers (AT&T/VZW/Sprixtel/T-Mobile) require 2 year commitment, or an outright purchase ($$$$) of the data card. My point being... if you have a cellphone, you don't need the data card. I agree I used my cellphone at a hotel so i would not have to pay the rip-off fees to use the internet. It got the job done and it was free due to bending around having to get a data plan. -- It's NOT Ni-kon It's NE-KON! Check out my Gallery! »/pics/dimaging/400265
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stufried Premium join:2003-10-13	reply to en102 I am no contract on ATT. You pay a one time activation fee ($20 or $30) and bring your own equipment.
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