Do you drive around looking for wi-fi at coffee shops? Do you pay high hotel “internet access fees” when you travel? Do all the coffee shop employees for a 50 mile radius know you by first name? Then you’re doing the “wi-fi shuffle” – perhaps its time for an aircard!
Here’s my wi-fi shuffle story: (Disclosure – see New Venture – Cellular Sales)
Life in rural Virginia is great – I love waking to the view of the sunrise over the Blue Ridge Mountains everyday.
BUT the high speed internet choices are limited- mostly to satellite. For years we struggled along with dial up. I hung out in coffee shops when I needed to upload photos, send or recieve attachments, write blog posts,etc. Not the most efficient use of my time. A couple years ago I found the Verizon “Mobile Broadband” – aka Aircard. I now can work from home, the car (well could if I did not get car sick), on the deck, at clients homes, in meetings, really any where I want to. I am a true believer!
Here’s what Verizon Wireless says about Aircards:
Mobile Broadband is the premier wireless data service from Verizon Wireless on the most reliable high-speed wireless data network in the U.S. Mobile Broadband runs on an EV-DO (Evolution Data Optimized) network that we are continually improving to keep it the best choice for data products and services. The latest network enhancement to bring customers even faster speeds is the deployment of EV-DO Rev A. Mobile Broadband offers customers:
- Wireless Internet access, access to email and attachments, and corporate intranet access at high speeds
- True mobility through Wireless Wide Area Network (WWAN) technology. No need to search for Wi-Fi hotspots.
- Downloading and uploading of complex, large files quickly and easily
- Increased productivity with flexibility to work outside the office at broadband-like speed, comparable to that of cable modem or DSL.
STOP the Wi-fi Shuffle TODAY!
Contact me: candy@candylynn.com or call 540-460-0058
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