Row 6488

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I have 3 of the AT&T IoT OneRate LTE-M SIM cards/plans, but AT&T at the end of last year announced that the plans I was on were going to require a minimum monthly charge of $200/month to continue to be a customer, so I either needed to buy a lot more SIMs/plans, or get off of it... my 3 SIM's prior costed $90/year for the unlimited data (speed restricted to 64kbit/sec). It worked great for the years I had it

I had these deployed on remote gates, I used a GL-X750V2, they worked great... but my plans are expiring soon so I'm being forced to switch. I honestly don't know exactly how much data I've been using since my plan was unlimited from AT&T, but I don't think its much... these devices were hooked up to a call box that had 5-10 minutes of use per day, and some sensors that I imagine use very little data.

Whats my best option as close to the ATT service I had? I picked up one EIOTClub SIM card, but I'm getting super high ping times/latency (apparently all data goes to Hong Kong, then comes back???) making the phone unusable (although bandwidth speed is much faster then what I had before) combined with frequent disconnects of the service, so I figured I'd ask if any others had another great solution similiar to what ATT used to have?

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text I have 3 of the AT&T IoT OneRate LTE-M SIM cards/plans, but AT&T at the end of last year announced that the plans I was on were going to require a minimum monthly charge of $200/month to continue to be a customer, so I either needed to buy a lot more SIMs/plans, or get off of it... my 3 SIM's prior costed $90/year for the unlimited data (speed restricted to 64kbit/sec). It worked great for the years I had it I had these deployed on remote gates, I used a GL-X750V2, they worked great... but my p…
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datetime 2024-05-10
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