Do you have some sort of alternate WiFi network, in case the primary one you use goes down?
I do, thank goodness.
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Beatbox34 · 31-35, M
Once.
We had two different internet connections at home. It made no sense at that time but I had it regardless as a "backup". There are 4 cellphone prepaid connections which can still be used as a hotspot if required but I thought that was an overkill. I finally stuck to one service provider with a higher speed. I have a backup but I don't use it and its a prepaid connection.
We had two different internet connections at home. It made no sense at that time but I had it regardless as a "backup". There are 4 cellphone prepaid connections which can still be used as a hotspot if required but I thought that was an overkill. I finally stuck to one service provider with a higher speed. I have a backup but I don't use it and its a prepaid connection.
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SubstantialKick · 31-35, M
@Mindful Yes, a static IP address is pricier though and that is one reason why most ISP's assign their customers dynamic IP's instead. It's more cost effective for the provider and the customer.
SubstantialKick · 31-35, M
@Northwest I just mean in general. For example, Comcast/Xfinity offers either a free one hour pass, or a pass for up to one month for a fee, if you are not already a regular customer/subscriber. All you simply need to do is create an account with them.
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@SubstantialKick I wasn't aware they did that. Where would you use these credits?
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