Unlimited wireless internet, US, Canada, Mexico

[pappysmarket]

OK here is a link to the Puerto Vallarta Forum where this is being advertised. I know nothing about it nor the person advertising it. It's not something that I am interested in but am aware that many people at Lakeside are having problems with slow speeds and they might be interested. It sounds a little too good to be true but who knows. If true it sounds like it could save snowbirds money by not having to pay for internet in 2 countries. If anyone does try it post your results.

 

http://www.vallartascene.com/viewtopic.php?f=13&t=25311

[NLU]

$80 per month to a nonlocal!

[RickS]

Not exactly a non-local as provides service in PV, Lake Chapala and San Miguel. Certainly not for everyone but if one is in an area that has dismal or non-existent 'wired' internet, this is an option to get good speeds. Actually uses the wireless (cellphone) spectrum so one's area must have that service, preferably  LTE.

 

[dboisclair]

Just throwing this out there but I'm renting in West Ajijic and needed a much faster speed for video conferencing. Telcel is fine for everything else, including Netflix, but isn't good enough for my work. I already owned a wireless hotspot so I went to ATT. They installed a SIM for free and I purchased a data only plan. It was 3,000MXN for three months with 13gigs of data per month. My download speeds are consistently above 20mbps and upload averages 5-7mps. (both are sometimes a lot higher but 20/5-7 is closer to the average)

When I bought my package it would have been about half the price for a one-year contract but I'm only here for four months but it does show that there are some very viable alternatives available.