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| bchrist430 | 04-20-2011 04:43 PM | dail-up modem Any advantage or dis-advantage to using dail-up modem. Do you still create different users for each dail-up?
I won't mind using it that way to i don't mess up and forget what ip address I logged on too |
Big disadvantage is the speed. IP address changes a lot so that`s one `plus`. |
| bchrist430 | 04-20-2011 07:40 PM | not concern with speed. my concern is just having issues with ip address and logging on to correct one if I have like 4-5 stealth accts. |
| unkown5454 | 04-21-2011 02:19 AM | Extremely easy and cost effective. Go Go Go |
I use it and it works well. |
| bchrist430 | 04-21-2011 01:46 PM | and are we sure everytime you use dail-up you have different ip address? |
| unkown5454 | 04-21-2011 02:36 PM | Yes, but always double check with ipburger.com, etc. Never assume anything of course. Be smart :) |
| bchrist430 | 04-30-2011 03:06 PM | Since my phone line is cable it seems to slow down the modem when i connect dail up. Is there anyway around that? |
| GrannyT | 04-30-2011 03:19 PM | Quote:
Originally Posted by bchrist430
(Post 221564)
not concern with speed. my concern is just having issues with ip address and logging on to correct one if I have like 4-5 stealth accts. | I'm about to add dial up to a new machine to sell on the river:typing: |
| Melissa1971 | 04-30-2011 07:12 PM | Since we have an unlimited long distance plan within our state, I like it because i can set up stealth accounts in any town in my State almost without a problem. I believe with dial up they cannot track your mac address either.
then you just add a new user on to the computer.
I use the same name as is on my stealth account |
| Melissa1971 | 04-30-2011 07:16 PM | we have free dial up in many locations throughout our State
A large organization called fastfreedialup
I do most of my business on that acct later at night because internet is faster |
| Melissa1971 | 04-30-2011 07:18 PM | Quote:
Originally Posted by grannytranny
(Post 224564)
I'm about to add dial up to a new machine to sell on the river:typing: | Good luck! :typing: |
| ShadyOne | 05-03-2011 04:55 PM | Quote:
Originally Posted by grannytranny
(Post 224564)
I'm about to add dial up to a new machine to sell on the river:typing: | Who with? How much? :D |
| bchrist430 | 05-04-2011 01:57 PM | Looking to go with Sprint since I have sprint service, going there tonight.
I read in forum that if I have a 3g/4g dongle it will give me a different ip address everytime I log on Wi-fi? |
| Imback2010 | 05-04-2011 02:34 PM | Yes!! 3g or 4g is the way to go if you can afford it! I'm with verizon and i get a new ip every time I investeted $75 for the first month and already made that back like 32 times.... Go for it if you hate dial up..... |
| unkown5454 | 05-04-2011 07:45 PM | Yes bchrist430, I run Sprint/Virgin Mobile dongles and all is well on this frontier. Great prices too. |
| catherinemcclanahan | 05-05-2011 06:19 PM | I'm considering giving dial-up a try. |
| bchrist430 | 05-05-2011 07:38 PM | looked in Sprint they want $79 for USB and $50 month for you to signup for 1-2yr contract.
found out the virgin mobile "broadband to 2 go" which is on the Sprint network cost $79 and no contract. You buy minutes as you need, just like a phone. Still cost about $50 a month for unlimited acces and aleast your not locked in contract |
| unkown5454 | 05-05-2011 07:46 PM | Quote:
Originally Posted by bchrist430
(Post 226329)
looked in Sprint they want $79 for USB and $50 month for you to signup for 1-2yr contract.
found out the virgin mobile "broadband to 2 go" which is on the Sprint network cost $79 and no contract. You buy minutes as you need, just like a phone. Still cost about $50 a month for unlimited acces and aleast your not locked in contract | Everyone is shooting for $50/unlimited now here in the US. AT&T and Verizon are still a joke, so I won't ever include them. They want $50/month for 1GB.
I still have $40/unlimited with Virgin, but they are constantly changing their plans around. Luckily, they are nice enough to reward older customers by allowing them to maintain their original plans, even though these are prepaid accounts. That's pretty nice of them.
T-Mobile is getting better. $50/month now for 3GB, which isn't horrible considering you can get some pretty fast speeds on their new 4G MiFi box that just released. |
| bchrist430 | 05-06-2011 07:33 PM | all set with virgin mobile. took about 10 minutes to set up. on-line with different IP address each time |
| unkown5454 | 05-07-2011 01:09 AM | ^^^ The best! Congrats.
And if anyone else needs yet another MiFi box, Comcast just dropped a new 4G WiMAX one today in USA. Running a special where the box is free and you get unlimited data for $40/month. It is postpaid requiring a 12 month agreement, but nice to have more options as always. |
| helpme1 | 05-07-2011 06:46 PM | Ok maybe Im slow but I think i have been looking for something like this instead of using the slow dial up connection. Can you tell me is this connection able to be used on the actual computer or just internet on your cell phone only? How does that work , do you plug the connection somehow to your computer? Thanks for any input. |
| unkown5454 | 05-08-2011 02:40 AM | Quote:
Originally Posted by helpme1
(Post 226827)
Ok maybe Im slow but I think i have been looking for something like this instead of using the slow dial up connection. Can you tell me is this connection able to be used on the actual computer or just internet on your cell phone only? How does that work , do you plug the connection somehow to your computer? Thanks for any input. | It charges, like a cellphone, using standard microUSB connection. Has 4-5hr battery life when is use and is a simple small, slim plastic box coming in different varieties depending on which provider you use. Think of it as your home WiFi router, except pocket sized and no wires. Functions just the same and supplies internet to any WiFi enabled device as long as you have cell coverage, which on the new devices is displayed right on the box itself. With others, you just open up your browser on whatever WiFi enabled device you are using to get online and signal can be checked there. |
| Neplusultra | 05-08-2011 02:53 PM | SO simply subscribing to one of these services allows you to open up a different stealth account each time you login as its a different address as long as you have different user accounts on your CPU? a 50$ investment a month for unlimited stealth accounts you say? |
| unkown5454 | 05-08-2011 04:00 PM | ^^^ Basically, yes. Just track your IPs and don't screw up on any of the other stea.lth procedures ;).
The only thing I would take caution to is range of IPs. Now, I honestly think 99% of people are fine. But, if you are in a rural or desolate area, your range of IPs may be reduced. I have no personal experience with testing this theory yet. Just information I have come to gather over time would suggest that this may become an issue for some people when trying to create many accounts using only one MiFi device. |
| bchrist430 | 05-09-2011 08:47 AM | Quote:
Originally Posted by Neplusultra
(Post 227050)
SO simply subscribing to one of these services allows you to open up a different stealth account each time you login as its a different address as long as you have different user accounts on your CPU? a 50$ investment a month for unlimited stealth accounts you say? | Yes that right. Just remember some of them you have signup for contract. Other you just pay as you need. make sure you still check IPburger to make sure you have different IP for each user. Virgin mobile has different cost.
$10 for 10hrs, $20 for 50 hrs, $50 unlimited.
I did the $20 to start because I'm only logging on about 1/2 hour each day just to check account and ship product (make sure you're not surfing other sites that you don't need to do that will deduct from you time as well) |
| gonnagetebay | 05-23-2011 10:44 PM | I have the Virgin Mobile pay as you go phone. Can I just use the same minutes I buy or is there anything else I need? We don't have 3 or 4G in our area yet and won't until next year. Will that make a difference?
Also, I don't have a home phone we use cells instead. I had to have a phone number to get my wireless internet service. They assigned a phone number for that and people can call me on it, but I can't place calls other than emergency calls on it. Will that effect the ability to use Virgin Mobile? I figured I can't use a dial up service because of it.
Sorry to sound stupid. Just older and not up on technology too much!!! |
| Shadowmoe7 | 11-29-2011 06:36 PM | but u have to be aware of the mac addresses ! ( amazon stealth ) |
| mitzuoka | 12-14-2011 03:16 PM | ^what do you mean | | All times are GMT -5. The time now is 09:06 AM. | |
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