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Home internet not the option for rural areas that was hoped for.
I live in a rural area an while I am pretty close to a T-Mobile tower, there are lots of trees. I just received the T-mobile home internet receiver and, so far after 3 days, I can tell this is not go...
HotFrySauce wrote:Speeds can vary depending on location, signal strength and availability, time of day, and other factors therefore I cannot see how T-Mobile can "promise" what speeds a person will get. That's the reason they do not offer tiered pricing based on speeds at this time. Customers automatically receive the best speeds available from the service at their home address. As better speeds are available, customers automatically experience them, at no additional cost.
Exactly same as a Dr promised my mother years ago that nothing was wrong with her everything was ok that she had nothing to worry about at all. Then reality, he was wrong and she is now resting 6 feet below ground level. So the moral of the story is don't believe everything someone promises you as it can end badly.
