I live out in the middle of no where. I use a monthly at&amp;t hotspot plan because I don't have dsl in my area. Would this device be able to replace the
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From my experience this would need a LAN cable or a USB Stick to be able to produce a wifi signal. I will try to check for you in the coming days and will let you know
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I have only the regular AT&T; DSL and it works fine, but you might need help setting up to AT&T.; Do not make the same mistake I did, I went online and got help from some place in India and they will not stop calling to see if I want to download new software.
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Yes. The way around this is to go to consumercellular.com and get one of their plans. They re-sell att bandwidth, there is no contract and you don't need to buy a data plan.
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hot spot only works with contracted data plan, the device comes preconfigured for contracts with A & TT. contact an AT & T.
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Unless you are next to a reliable hotspot, I would not discontinue my service. Hotspots have a habit of closing down or adding security, especially if you cause the owner's speed to decrease or in any way interfere with them .
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You would need to check with your local provider as network systems are different between providers. However, I have an iPhone and use the hotspot to remain connected without the complications and expense of connecting to my provider.
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Not if you are just using it to give you a stronger signal. You still have to stay within your plan minutes. AT&T; will sell you an unlimited plan for an additional $19.99 but that is not required. I bought a new Microcell from a third party a few months ago and installed following the supplied directions and it has worked great. No additional fees on my bill. The Microcell actually routes the calls through your internet connection so the cell capacity isn't even used. So AT&T; wins, too. They free up cell capacity. Seems like they should pay us. :)
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No. Verizon wouldn't let me set it up on my plan. They also crippled my account so badly (because I had an unlimited plan) that I had to eventually move to AT&T. I couldn't use it anymore anyway and if my USB760 broke, they were making sure that I couldn't get another forcing me to switch to a limited plan to get a new (LTE) device. My recommendation is to cancel and go with AT&T. There LTE is faster and at least in my area you are more likely to get LTE on AT&T than Verizon.
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I have been able to move it to different places with little hassle . Simply log onto your AT&T; account online, re register the device and put in the new address. It was up in less than ten minutes. Easy peezy.
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You would have to get the device unlocked and purchase a T-Mobile or at&t; device...
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Yes Don you can (shhhh don't tell anyone I actually work for Verizon Wireless). So you would just purchase it, call into customer service and ask to swap out your current device; esn change. This action will not extend your contract or have any barrings on your current contract because you are activating a device as your own equipment.
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As long as the device sees and can connect it should not matter if its a cell router or home, speed and bandwidth would be a factor and be careful as streaming sucks up a ton of data and you may go over your plan.
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I don't see why it wouldn't... if it worked at that zip code before. However, if you are eligible for an upgrade you should upgrade...
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Yes. It wi8l probably cost you $30-40 per month depending on your plan. It is added like another phone. If you just need a hotspot, most smartphones can double as a hotspot without this device.
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This unit is meant to be used when you can't get a wi-fi signal. It operates in places where AT&T; phones work, though you don't have to have an AT&T; phone. (I don't.) You pay $50 a month for data that is devoted specifically to your unit. Minutes aren't involved at all.If your device (computer, etc.) can pick up a wi-fi signal without it, then you don't need to use this mobile hotspot, though you might want to anyway if you want a better signal than those available in most public places.
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Sorry I can't help you. I bought for use with AT&T; Uverse. All I can say is that it was half the cost of what u-verse wanted for a replacement.
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Yes. Call AT&T; customer service and tell them you have purchased the phone to replace existing phone. They will ask for Pantech phone info (ID #, etc). Can use your existing plan, but will need to add Data Plan ($20/up) to use the mobile data feature when WiFi not available. You should be able to use your existing SIM Card from old phone also. I did all of above.