[Boomer]

Does anyone know if Verizon Wireless Broadband works well in TV?

We are planning to look into it if we end up living in TV for part of the time. That way our internet connection could just travel with us. We would be coming and going at different times throughout the year, so not really snowbirds.

Does Verizon have any dead spots there?

Thanks for any information you can give me.

[REDCART]

BB, I expect to bring a laptop down with me the last two weeks of March using a Verizon wireless broadband connection. Hopefully, someone may respond to you sooner but if not I'll give you an update next month.

George

[Boomer]

George,

Thank you.

I will look for your response.

We are thinking ahead. We have not bought a home yet but hope to do so this year.

The Verizon Wireless Broadband seemed like a good solution for those of us who come and go. Besides, it seems like it might be a good way to pass the time as a passenger on the long car trip.

What a world this is! And now we think we have to be in touch with it at all times. That's probably not so good, but I think I have given in to the idea.

Boomer

[mom2five]

I would be interested in this information also.

[KathieI]

I have a Verizon wireless computer card and have rented throughout TV in different locations and have never had a problem.

I also have Verizon cell phone coverage and there has never been a dead spot for me in TV, not even in Walmart.

So for me, Verizon is working very well, hope you all find the same.

Thanks, Kathie

[walkstop]

Here is a webpage that might help you. You can look anywhere in the U.S. and see if there is service there.

http://www.verizonwireless.com/b2c/C...ype=NEWREQUEST

[captain1202]

Have a Verizon Wireless card and it works nearly as well as my cable connection at the house. Used it while house hunting all over TV and never had a problem. Go for it!