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    Default Fixed Wireless Terminal for use on U.S. based GSM provider

    Has any one tested this device [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] or one like it in the U.S. ?

    My phone I use on MVNO AT&T service has faster internet than my AT&T DSL so I am thinking of going wireless for my home phone and internet!

    1.8Mbps on HSPA+ vs 777kpbs on DSL

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    ESN swaping is not illegal, it is illegal to [U][B]CLONE[/B][/U] a ESN to defraud service. Per the law you can't have two devices, with the same ESN [B]Ex A CLONE[/B] with intention to defraud service. (This technical "ESN change" rule was changed by the FCC in 2001 due to Authentication and other "cloning prevention" methods adopted by carriers.)

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    Default Re: Fixed Wireless Terminal for use on U.S. based GSM provider

    Here is another device like in kind [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
    ESN swaping is not illegal, it is illegal to [U][B]CLONE[/B][/U] a ESN to defraud service. Per the law you can't have two devices, with the same ESN [B]Ex A CLONE[/B] with intention to defraud service. (This technical "ESN change" rule was changed by the FCC in 2001 due to Authentication and other "cloning prevention" methods adopted by carriers.)

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    Default Re: Fixed Wireless Terminal for use on U.S. based GSM provider

    Quote Originally Posted by AtomTrainer View Post
    Here is another device like in kind [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
    Looks interesting let us know if it works well. Also what MVNO are you on and what area/device.

    I use an AT&T MVNO also but get 5-8Mbps in my brick house and 9-12Mbps a mile away on HSPA+ no LTE yet

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    Default Re: Fixed Wireless Terminal for use on U.S. based GSM provider

    I am on Airvoice with a iphone 4s, about to go to H2O for the unlimited data,,, I get better transfers in town but i am in the sticks... i have swamp as my back yard! look up 201 elaine st 70380 on google earth. The closest tower to me is like 12 miles! I was on boost I have a HTC EVO View I swapped to boost but they are cutting you back when you hit 2.5Gigs now..

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    We just got upgraded to HSPA+ last summer on the tower i am hitting. Before we would get less that 1Mbps.. At least its fast enough to stream netflix now.. I cant even to that on my DSL... And Bellsouth / The new at&t cant seam to figure out why my DSL is so SLOW!
    Last edited by AtomTrainer; 01-31-2014 at 09:36 PM.
    ESN swaping is not illegal, it is illegal to [U][B]CLONE[/B][/U] a ESN to defraud service. Per the law you can't have two devices, with the same ESN [B]Ex A CLONE[/B] with intention to defraud service. (This technical "ESN change" rule was changed by the FCC in 2001 due to Authentication and other "cloning prevention" methods adopted by carriers.)


 

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