Re: Cheapest all-you-can-eat data plan?
 

I was thinking about trying to start a mesh network. Where in Quebec are you?

Re: Cheapest all-you-can-eat data plan?
 

Are you sure the Centro will work. The tether hack seems to crash the Centro and no one has tried using a program like USBModem yet.
Once I have proof positive that the Centro works with my N800 I will get one.

Re: Cheapest all-you-can-eat data plan?
 

Let's bring this up again - what's the cheapest all you can eat data plan in the US WITHOUT violating the TOS?
Almost all of the plans mentioned here, except the SPRINT Sero $40, consider tethering a violation.

Re: Cheapest all-you-can-eat data plan?
 

The $5.99 T-Mobile plan is /not/ full internet access. It's usually limited to /just/ T-Mobile pages, however, T-Mo has, for whatever reason, turned the restrictions off, for now. They could turn them back on at any moment. If you're not under contract right now, looking at the Sprint SERO plan (Google it for information on how to get it). $30/month + tax gets me 500 anytime minutes, unlimited N&W, unlimited texts, and, here's the kicker, unlimited data.

Re: Cheapest all-you-can-eat data plan?
 

woah.. thanks for starting this thread. I was getting tired of reading through 10-page threads. The sprint centro/cero deal is looking realll good rite now.

Re: Cheapest all-you-can-eat data plan?
 

once more with emphasis:

what's the cheapest all you can eat data plan in the US
WITHOUT violating the TOS?

Re: Cheapest all-you-can-eat data plan?
 

T-mobile publishes this information on their website:


-zones® and T-MobileWeb Settings

NOTE: T-Mobile Customer Care provides minimal support for phones not sold by T-Mobile USA. The following settings are provided for configuring non-T-Mobile branded mobile phones for use with the t-zones and T-MobileWeb data services. Not all links and features provided within T-MobileWeb will be compatible with non-T-Mobile branded phones.

T-Mobile provides an over-the-air wireless configurator that allows you to easily configure the most popular phones for use with t-zones. To begin setting up your phone, access the Wireless Configurator.

If you are unable to use the Wireless Configurator to configure your phone, you may type the settings manually using the information provided below. These settings are specific to T-Mobile USA and will only work with an active T-Mobile USA account.

Primary IP address:
216.155.165.050

Secondary IP address:
Blank

APN name:
wap.voicestream.com

Data bearer:
GPRS

Profile name:
GPRS

Username:
Blank

Bearer:
Data

Home page:
http://wap.myvoicestream.com



Seems like T-mobile is offering to allow use of a t-zones account by other devises.

John

Re: Cheapest all-you-can-eat data plan?
 

http://www.alltelu.com/plans/pay-per-minute.php
(click on plan details)

and this:
http://www.alltelu.com/downloads/web.php

Axcess Web Rates
1 Day Pass $1.99
30 Day Pass $5.99

I think I'll switch from t-mobile prepaid to alltelu :-)

Re: Cheapest all-you-can-eat data plan?
 

From previous threads at HoFo I was under the impression that T-Mobile limited their tethering to their own web and trying to tether for unlimited data violated their TOS.
I've now found this http://www.howardforums.com/showthread.php?t=1347185
which indicates it's not and you can run your own proxy server, which I've done before with HottProxy.
Looks like T-mobile may be gaining another customer.

Re: Cheapest all-you-can-eat data plan?
 

I can not from any website, including this one (using the data below or elsewhere on this website) get the T-Zones working fully on my N810. I can only get email (POP3) working from my GMRS phone to the N810. Any suggestions or step by step procedure that has worked recently with anyone?