maclee1
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I just ordered an Inrico PositionPTT M94G Mobile Radio. Can anybody here suggest a prepaid SIM card from either an AT&T or T-Mobile ot oher MVNO that would work well with this device?
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Help Me Select A Prepaid SIM Card For An PositionPTT M94G Mobile Radio?
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Mint Mobile is an MVNO (owned by actor Ryan Reynolds now apparently) that used the T-Mobile network. I know of a few folks using these with hot spots for their DMR repeaters and report good results. Mint is a pay upfront for 3 months, 6 months or a year. $15 a month buys you a 3GB high speed data, than speeds throttled at 2G if one exceeds the 3GB in a month. Unlimited voice and texting. I doubt you'll even come close to exceeding the 3GB with that radio.
They don't charge activation fees and everything is done online.
They don't charge activation fees and everything is done online.
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