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Cricket Unlimited No Contract 3G Broadband Modem with No Contract

by Sinclair Hubert
(Arlington, VA US)

I have tried a lot of broadband services over time, but Cricket 3G Broadband is by far the best broadband service out there.

Here are the reasons why:
1. No Contract or Credit Checks.
2. Free after $50 Mail in Rebate.
3. 200 - 400 KBS which is pretty fast for mobile broadband.
4. First month is free when ordering online.
5. Just $40 a month afterwords.

It really kills the competition especially with the online pricing.

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Cricket Unlimited No Contract 3G Broadband Modem with No Contract

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Mar 23, 2010
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starstarstarstarstar 		Cricket Nationwide Coverage
by: PrepaidWirelessGuy

Cricket just announced today that it will have nationwide coverage for its customers with no additional roaming/traveling fees. The news doesn't specifically mention prepaid broadband, but the assumption is that it includes all of its wireless offers.


The nationwide coverage is a result of partnerships with Verizon and Sprint. While they will continue to sell product only where Cricket has native coverage on its own network, if you have their products, you'll be able to get coverage nationwide. This is fantastic news for Cricket customers, and changes the game for them considerably.
Mar 22, 2010
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starstarstarstarstar 		Cricket has limits
by: Oliver

I think the $40 price is justified if you consider the coverage limitations. I used to travel between SD and LA a lot and you can't roam with your Cricket card in MetroPCS markets and even within San Diego, coverage was not perfect.

I rather go Sprint or Verizon with their EVDO coverage than Cricket because you have more coverage unless you never travel outside a Cricket market.

Go with Virgin (Sprint) and you see not only better speed but better coverage.

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