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[BigBlue1]

Finally got my Mobley PUK codes. Now have the sim in my LB1121. Getting 6MB down, 5 UP

Now the question is, since I changed the pin using the PUK, can it be used back in the mobley?

It can, but be aware that the Mobley will again apply a secret PIN to the SIM. You'll need to use the PUK and the change process each time you move the SIM from the Mobley back to the other modem. As far as I know there is no limit to how often that can happen. So, short answer is that it is possible but can be a pain in the butt.

Rob

 

[TractorGuy]

I don't know if this will have any impact on the Mobley SIMs but I got a text from AT&T a few weeks ago stating that if you move the SIM to a device that doesn't support their Clear Voice protocol it may result in an interruption of service.

My ZTE Velocity is still clicking along at an average of 15 Mbps down. Up gets close to 1 sometimes but usually slower.

My neighbor said he just got a Verizon modem that gets him 50 down and 3 up for $40 per month if he signed up for auto pay. He said they offered it to non Verizon customers for $60 per month. Claims it's unlimited. Maybe some internet offers are starting to loosen up?

 

[BigBlue1]

I don't know if this will have any impact on the Mobley SIMs but I got a text from AT&T a few weeks ago stating that if you move the SIM to a device that doesn't support their Clear Voice protocol it may result in an interruption of service.

My ZTE Velocity is still clicking along at an average of 15 Mbps down. Up gets close to 1 sometimes but usually slower.

My neighbor said he just got a Verizon modem that gets him 50 down and 3 up for $40 per month if he signed up for auto pay. He said they offered it to non Verizon customers for $60 per month. Claims it's unlimited. Maybe some internet offers are starting to loosen up?

The 'clear voice' thing sounds like something only related to cell phones. Can't imagine that any LTE modem would 'support' it.

See if you can get a link to the Verizon data plan from your neighbor. Sounds interesting.

Rob

 

[TractorGuy]

The 'clear voice' thing sounds like something only related to cell phones. Can't imagine that any LTE modem would 'support' it.

See if you can get a link to the Verizon data plan from your neighbor. Sounds interesting.

Rob

Looks like it's here. Verizon LTE Home Internet Service - Using Our 4G Network to Bring You Suburban, Urban and Rural Internet

BTW he said it told him it wasn't available when he checked online but he called and they said it was. He texted me the speed test results so I guess the online checker tool doesn't always work.

 

[kcflhrc]

T-Mobile has a plan now too. I'm gonna ride the Mobley Plan till it does. Since I moved the SIM to a Netgear 4G LTE modem I'm seeing downloads of 60 to 70 meg and 20 up.

 

[BigBlue1]

Looks like it's here. Verizon LTE Home Internet Service - Using Our 4G Network to Bring You Suburban, Urban and Rural Internet

BTW he said it told him it wasn't available when he checked online but he called and they said it was. He texted me the speed test results so I guess the online checker tool doesn't always work.

Thanks!

 

[buckeyefarmer]

It can, but be aware that the Mobley will again apply a secret PIN to the SIM. You'll need to use the PUK and the change process each time you move the SIM from the Mobley back to the other modem. As far as I know there is no limit to how often that can happen. So, short answer is that it is possible but can be a pain in the butt.

Rob

Thanks, I got both puk codes.

 

[sodamo]

Looks like it's here. Verizon LTE Home Internet Service - Using Our 4G Network to Bring You Suburban, Urban and Rural Internet

BTW he said it told him it wasn't available when he checked online but he called and they said it was. He texted me the speed test results so I guess the online checker tool doesn't always work.

Any idea what number he called? Not available to me via online, but would call. I just installed a new Mimo panel toward verizon tower, but reseller

 

[TractorGuy]

Sorry, I don't know what number he used.

They have some contact options here. Contact Us | Customer Service Phone Number & Chat | Verizon

You could also start by seeing how close a tower is to you. Anything over 6 miles away would probably be sketchy.
CellReception | Find a better signal.

 

[sodamo]

Tower is pretty close.


Black line is tower to my house, half mile maybe.