Mobile Internet Stick?

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Anyone have experience with these? Which is better? Bell, Telus or Rogers?


Last day of work is Saturday, don't think I can handle being at home full time with NO internet. :eek:
 

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Anyone have experience with these? Which is better? Bell, Telus or Rogers?


Last day of work is Saturday, don't think I can handle being at home full time with NO internet. :eek:

i havent actually used one but a buddy in manitoba has a bell and it sucks he looked into a telus one and they seem to be way better
 

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we have a couple of the telus ones. My missus shopped around and they had the best package.
 

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I use bell up at the lake"Vilna" and i have no issues. Even or "very low" i can still surf. And im eye sight from a rodgers tower, and i will get better signal on the bell phone over the Rogers people. It is crazy but true , not sure about the telus phone , dont know anyone with them
 

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I got a couple of Telus sticks .......... work great. Telus has a much larger footprint than Rodgers so it is truly more mobile if you move around.
 

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Anyone have experience with these? Which is better? Bell, Telus or Rogers?


Last day of work is Saturday, don't think I can handle being at home full time with NO internet. :eek:

We are with Telus. Brother and mom have Roger's (in Edmonton), neighbours have Bell, they have to use several boosters ( West and south of Wabamun lake). So I guess it depends where you are.

I'd say call all three or go to their websites. They can tell and/or show you coverage available in your area. I think this way works well.
 

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We had the Rogers before getting high speed to the house, it worked very well while we had it.
 

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Here is a comparison:

Rogers 3G+ (HSPA) network is in Yellow (normal cell service in red):

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TELUS's 3G+ (HPSA) network is in Green:

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ask them old the telus telus card (non 3G)

had the old one for 3 years with no problems... went to the 3G card this Jan and had nothing but problems with service in parts of AB. dont get me started with saskabush lol
 

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I tether my iPhone to my computer and have 3g internet with my phones data plan, no need for an extra device. Upgrade your iPhone to the latest software and it might have that capability too or just upgrade to the 4g.
 
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