# Satellite Broadband internet.

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> [@FS:underbody kit](https://forums.speedlife.net/t/fs-underbody-kit/26618/3):
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> At&t which is what I have doesn’t receive 3G in the area I’m concerned about, and RR won’t run it’s cables unless everybody on the street decides to do so - at 500$ a person.
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> I know Verizon just put up a few towers locally, I could see about their card and connection :ponder

We are in the same boat…

Verizon wireless is like $30 a month for broadband with a 250meg limit (IIRC) and $70 a month with a 5gb limit (weaksauce).

I’d like to find some more details on Sprint and/or personal experiences.

Oh and you can share the internet connection, looking into network bridging and if that doesnt work check out a program called ezproxy.

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