rview- Nope, no DSL available here(see post below). Anyway, when I switched from Viaero to Verizon, Viaero hadn't yet upgraded our tower to 4G, although for two years they had been telling me "soon".
The neighbor who convinced me to switch to Verizon had also been on Viaero before, and he and I were the only people within range of the tower who had internet off of it, so I'm guessing upgrading our local tower was a pretty low priority. I'm still not sure that they've gone 4G on it yet....
I just checked my Verizon MiFi thing and it says it's on 3G too....
The thing I disliked most about Viaero was the modem or router thing that had to be plugged into the computer. Once a day at least I had to unplug it and restart it in order to get anything to work. Sometimes there was no internet for days at a time, neighbor didn't have any either, and we would call Viaero and they'd say they were working on it. Again, with only two customers on that tower, it was a pretty low priority.
I also had very slow if not non-existant internet with Viaero at first, but I did buy a Wilson signal booster, which helped. It also helped some with my cell phone service here, since my house is in a deep valley in the sandhills.
Tell me more about these programs to track data? My computer is less than a year old and I've installed McAfee Total Protection antivirus/antimalware on it, so I dont think that could be the trouble?
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