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Which Mobile Internet has the most subnets? Tmobile = 1 subnet
 

Got T-mobile prepaid internet, and it's interesting. I'm tracking my IP and I notice it 'enters' the internet on one subnet, and then it assigns a random IP in another subnet and it's changing the IP like 4x in that subnet before settling on an IP within 6 minutes. The issue is that the one subnet only has 255 possible IPs, so I have very little range, and all my paypals/ebays on one subnet makes it very obvious my accounts are linked if an investigation occurs. Which provider has much more subnets? Tmobile, on my connection, only has one.

On my latest connection, it's bounced 7 times over 10 minutes and keeps bouncing... I stand corrected, I apparently have 2 subnets but it seems to never settle on an IP on the earliest subnet, it only settles in the other subnet.

Edit: It doesn't seem to be settling on an IP this time... Bounced around on 15+ IPs within two different subnets within 20 minutes.

Re: Which Mobile Internet has the most subnets? Tmobile = 1 subnet
 

Simple Answer: Verizon has large IP Pool......stop making everything overly complicated.

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Re: Which Mobile Internet has the most subnets? Tmobile = 1 subnet
 

LOL, Thanks! I love all the techie talk but in the end it's just meaningless.

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I make tons of money making software, so I don't care about your insults. Subnets is meaningful language because, GUESS WHAT, paypal is populated by programmers just like me who think JUST LIKE ME! OMG OMG OMG! lol.

I stand accused. It sucks being me, always being caught by the popo riding white and nerdy.

Re: Which Mobile Internet has the most subnets? Tmobile = 1 subnet
 

if it was really this difficult I would have never left the day job :ranger:

Re: Which Mobile Internet has the most subnets? Tmobile = 1 subnet
 

Le me explain something to you...because you seem to be missing it. The 90% of this forum are NOT techies, their not Nerds, they don't have the knowledge that you have. I've been in the IT Industry for 5yrs and the one thing I quickly learned is that you have to speak in "lamens-terms".

Re: Which Mobile Internet has the most subnets? Tmobile = 1 subnet
 

Did you specifically work at Google? That's the question.

Google, Microsoft, Paypal are pretty much all at the same level of 'techiness'. When I'm speaking about something that concerns paypal, using their language is only right. People who don't know what subnets are shouldn't answer.

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if you think this makes you a techie, it's time to take a seat.

also, what you are talking about has been discussed in regards to t-mob dozens of times. in fact, the first time i personally spoke about it on here was about 2 years ago. so, you claim to be some super genius techie, but failed to utilize one of the most common functions found on forums today.

so much smart, so much subnets, so much fail.

Re: Which Mobile Internet has the most subnets? Tmobile = 1 subnet
 

I dont know much about techie stuff like coding or what ever. I do know how to fix most computers, like take them apart and sell them for a profit.

If anyone wants me, I'll be selling parts. haha

Re: Which Mobile Internet has the most subnets? Tmobile = 1 subnet
 

LOL, That's the question? :doh: you still don't see the bigger picture.

When people don't understand what your talking about....it clearly means ZERO to anyone on here. If everyone on here knew what subnets were and other network lingo....we wouldn't have people asking questions about how to change their IP's and such.

This is an open forum....anyone can answer, even you!

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Sounds like a FB fight ha ha come to do some research and get caught reading up on subnets, although it appears the info is needed, you both are right. Laymen s terms would define things more better, and Subnet info is needed.