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[PolarBear]

Originally Posted by WildBillyT

Performance is meh but it works. I've done way more than 5Gb a month on my MiFi and Verizon didn't say anything either.

What company is the Meh performance? Verizon? If so, as I have said all along, VZ FTL. I have T-mobile and I tether mine to the tune of up 40 GB a month and I have no performance issues. A lot of the time it is better than the dedicated 100MB internet connection we have at work. We also use the air cards through Sprint (I think) and they have performance issues with them on the computers out in the field

[WildBillyT]

Originally Posted by PolarBear

What company is the Meh performance? Verizon? If so, as I have said all along, VZ FTL. I have T-mobile and I tether mine to the tune of up 40 GB a month and I have no performance issues. A lot of the time it is better than the dedicated 100MB internet connection we have at work. We also use the air cards through Sprint (I think) and they have performance issues with them on the computers out in the field

I can vouch for VZ and AT&T being meh. Granted I throw a ton of data around but it's still mediocre even if I'm not.

[Anti_Rice_Guy]

Verizon prides itself on reliability, not overall speed.

[Tru2Chevy]

Originally Posted by Blackbirdws6

Tethering via USB is fine and you won't get charged as long as you have a good data plan. If you tether from the droid wirelessly (hot spot), this is when they will charge you. Rooted Droid here with a nice wireless tether app....no charges on my bill outside of my normal plan.

It's very unlikely to happen unless you start transferring large amounts of data monthly across that wireless tether, but if VZW catches you doing that, you are gonna pay. They gonna be mad at you.....

- Justin