Q: About USBconnect Wireless Cards

[POSmiata]

This is pretty much only for those who HAVE used one of these or something similar. Or someone who has worked with one of the major phone companies and knows a good deal of information about this.

Situation: My boss is looking to get one or two of these for the company for our mobile sales. And he wants to get the best bang for his buck. I did some quick research, and just got rough price estimates for the device itself with/without a 2-year contract.

Can anyone give me their opinion on which company has the best USBconnect wireless card, for the price their asking for it. The company/name of device/price for the device and per/month and maybe even a link to the product would really help out.

Thanks to anyone who can help me.

[titter]

What areas are you working in? SWFLA? The entire state? National?

If it is around this area, Sprint has good prices, and decent speed. If you are looking around the state, go with Verizon as they will have a wider range of coverage. Speed will be a little less. Stay away from AT&T.

[POSmiata]

We regularly go out to Punta Gorda, Sarasota, and occationally Stuart.
Is there any specific model of the wireless card is the best with Verizon, and how much it is device/per month.

[Igor]

$60 dollars a month for 5gb allowance.

Get Verizon for those areas.

I don't know what models they have right now, but when I worked there, any of them worked well.

[titter]

We regularly go out to Punta Gorda, Sarasota, and occationally Stuart.
Is there any specific model of the wireless card is the best with Verizon, and how much it is device/per month.

Go with Verizon. It depends on the laptops. They have USB, or Express cards. Also if this is a business account you will get a rep that will bring, and show you the devices. Maybe see if you can test them in the areas you work. I would call Sprint as well. You can get a better deal through a rep that is competing for business than what you can walking into a store.

[POSmiata]

Sweet, thanks for the information. I appreciate it guys.

[Acuracy]

I've used all 3 services over the last couple years for jobs and personal, I actually had bad service with the sprint, and the verizon and AT&T were pretty similar for reliability and speed. Prices are all pretty similar.

[POSmiata]

Sweet, my boss is going to go into verizon and see what deals or w.e we can get with a business account and all that good jazz. Thanks for the help!