On Thu, 2 Mar 2006 20:57:08 -0500
Diane Poremsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> As Wayne has already said, that's BS. :) Mobile office makes it easier and
> if your phone is provisioned for internet (AFAIK, all that are capable are
> provisioned) it will work for just the cost of minutes.
>
> Note though that the QNC service may be charged 25 cents a min. I have a pc
> card and pay $60 a month for unlimited use - but that is only for high spee=
> d
> (national access and broadband) - the old 14,4 netwrok is pay by the minute=
> .
> I recommend not using it for more than a few min until you see if you are
> billed. (This is the one with the generic logon). Use the one that uses you=
> r
> phone number as the logon instead. (I didn't want to tie up my phone plus
> the card beats the phone and a cable and i can use it 24/7, not just after =
> 9
> and it works as long as the laptop has power. Plus it's a buisiness
> deduction.)
Do you think this arrangement with the PC card worth the $60/month???
I have been using a apy as you go internet service thru dialup when I'm out of
town. But I would rather use my cell phone since I have paid for the minutes,
AND I can always do my emailing & surfing after 9pm also.
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