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My home internet is powered by Dial-up. Dial-up absolutely sucks, which has driven me to research new means of internet access. I purchased a RocketFish bluetooth adapter from BestBuy a week ago, and only recently opened it and installed it.
Having a Droid X with an unlimited Data plan, I paired my computer and my phone, and was able to access the internet using my phone's modem.
I have looked into the pre-installed 3G Mobile Hotspot app that came with the phone, however, it is a plan deal---requires dough.
I am hesitant to use my newly discovered Bluetooth modem route, in fear that I will find a significant bill at the end of the month. Has anyone else done this? Does it incur any charges?
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With an Unlimited Plan you should not be charged for that. It's only the HOT SPOT feature you would have to purchase if you went that route - at $20/mo as you found out.
With an Unlimited Plan you should not be charged for that. It's only the HOT SPOT feature you would have to purchase if you went that route - at $20/mo as you found out.
Not sure if that actually is true, I have a bluetooth in my laptop and when I attempted to use the dial option from bluetooth, the website came up to say in order to use this feature "Contact Verizon to add this feature" because from what I understand that uses the same data connection method as the tethering feature. I would watch my bill to verify no charges because I really think you will be charged..... Now I am unsure of this but better safe than surprised...
I agree -- best to keep an eye on the charges just to make sure. Or you could have a huge surprise.
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