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rwarner22


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Has anyone heard of
http://www.wildblue.com/ ?

Who do you use when out in the boondocks?

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Wild Blue is fine for a fixed location with people about as happy or unhappy with their service as Hughes.net.  They use spot beaming to provide the service so you can't move your dish more than about 100 miles.

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We use the Verizon Air Card and so do many others. 
Wildblue I dont think  (of which I am not famiiar with) looks like it only would work for home and office. However, I maybe wrong so others may have more input on it in this forum.
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Check Howards Journal today for his thoughts of Wildblue.
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Judy,
Will do.  Thanks for the note.

Randy and Pam

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