Topic: Unlimited 4G LTE Hotspot/Phone Plan - page 2. (Read 3139 times)

Sort of. You won't be able to stream any faster but you could send twice/3x as many documents so if you're running a home business this could be useful but as for normal day to day stuff, not so much.

i might be interested in one if you would take $350 and send upfront as you have no trust

I wholeheartedly agree. Although I haven't purchased from either Madrinos or GoodLuckChuck, I have sent a few PM's back and forth.

I made the mistake of buying the 'method' from another member here who didn't really know what he was doing. I spent more getting it to work than if I'd just have bought off of one of these two sellers.

I did finally get a phone working, though, and I can say it's well worth the asking price that they're offering them at.

Hope you don't mind me posting in your thread and best of luck on your sales!

You all are forewarned.
DO NOT buy any of these unlimited devices unless its from me or GoodLuckChuck (I can vouch for him, he's legit as I am).
Or unless you can verify...well really anything that the seller is saying.

Now, you can take heed, or ignore my warnings.

Lasting time is: Indefinite.
So summarize, as long as Sprint has a LTE network, this will work.

Is there an anticipated lasting time?

Just would like to point out, i use Verizon unlimited data and have 2 lines both unlimited data. I have a booster and get full bars (-76db), the tower i pull data from is a rural tower and its max speed is about 25mbps. i can max out the tower at ~25mbps with one phone downloading a large file, start a download on the other phone and watch that first ones speed drop and they end up being even. This is differnt in town on larger towers where i get 60mbps+ So i would recommend you to tell rural users this might not be possible. Both phones are on completely differnt plans btw.

Depends on your location. It all depends on how good your Sprint signal is. You can easily find out by searching google for "sprint speed test [insert city/location here]". This will give you a general gauge of
I will give you rough estimates:
8-12mbps normal
12-20 average
20-40mbps is possible in major cities with excellent signal. 35mbps has been confirmed.

With about 2 bars I have pulled still around 9-15mbps (I have a proof video showing 19mbps speed test)

Theoretically, You can actually buy multiple hotspots and combine the signal to double/triple/quad the speeds. Ex: if 1 hotspot is pulling 8mbps and the other hotspot is pulling 12mbps, combined, I would get speeds of around 20mbps if I combined the signals. 150 to 300mbps combined signal is and has been achieved.


Netgear Fuse is the primary device I sell. Netgear Zing is possible but less likely for me to supply.
They will be used. Technically, I can sell brand new devices.....but isn't really worth it for me, so I just stock up on pre-owned hotspots. But if it was absolute must, yes I can get the best possible used condition or new.
(Also, as I said....you can get a phone model also instead of hotspot)


No, all the testing I have done for Canada only gets 3G speeds at best. No LTE, even though it >>should<< roam off .Ca gsm (bell, fido, etc) towers. Apparently it does not.
So US only (and UK is third party confirmed BUT not confirmed by me like Canada.....Someone would have to be willing to test in UK for me to find out for sure.)


If you want to, just PM me......I can send you various things as: proof pictures, videos, and proof of previous sales.

My last post on this thread was deleted, but I'm still curious what model hotspots you offer?

Do we get to pick, or do you just send one?

Also, they appear to be used - do we have any say in the condition of the one we receive?

Whats the average download/upload speed using this? how does this work without any bill for the data consumed? You said it might work in UK via data roaming does that mean it will work anywhere around the globe? this could save a lot of money spend on Internet.

do you have any history of your sales?

Does it work in CANADA?

Hello, all. I don't mean to be vague, but I only can explain so much. I would have to start explaining basic theories (carrier network theory) to explain exactly how this works.
But I will say this. Prob. 75% of people who are now trying to sell what I sell (the phones), don't fully understand how and why this works and continues to work. They have string theories at best. They are mostly just following information that, myself included, people have been generous enough to release about this. So whether they know it or not, i'm in some parts responsible for some of them being able to sell these. I actually know why and I know the countermeasures that have been attempted to stop this.
I consider people who know about this in the 3 batches which correlate to a time span. I was among the second batch. I didn't just follow what others said....I actually took time (and money) to research and test different hypothesis. Anyone from probably last year until now are in the 3rd batch (and will be the last) and are among the least truly and properly knowledgeable about this.

With all that said......NO ONE offering this can guarantee "lifetime". Do not fall for anything that says lifetime.....I mean ask yourself do you think LTE will be forever? No, so why would this be forever, its basic logic. Once 5g and newer technology comes out, old technology is replaced. Just like 3g got overshadowed by LTE and eventually is phased out completely.
I STRONGLY believe and back my thinking with actual testing, as long as Sprint has the network and towers to connect, this can continue to be offered.
Hypothetically if this was "closed"....I have tested workarounds with success. Although the workarounds can only be fully tested if the said event (closing) happens. And that has not happened yet.
There have already been "measures" to prevent this.


At this point though, I've been focused more on doing multi-device deals instead of many single transactions, so stock varies due to this.

As LightZ said....to a point, it is a gamble....But its much more assured from a person like me who actually understands this on a fundamental level. So I can make claims that I can back up with actually testing done.

Thanks to any for the interest.

Do these devices have the SIM fixed or inbuilt or detachable and work with any SIM from the same service provider too ?
If at any point of time the Internet Service Provider patches or fixes the loophole which the device abuses, will it be still operating with normal plans of the providers or will it become totally useless  ?

What exactly you are selling is vulnerability in the carrier's system and there is no assurance that those loopholes will not be found by the service providers and the service stopped sooner or later.
Also there is a risk of the Internet Service Provider taking legal steps against the user for stealing the data without authorization in accordance with the laws prevalent in the country.

Yea, in all honesty the fact that it's so widespread and is even sold on eBay makes me a little concerned about the longevity of it.

There's no guarantee, it's like a gamble.
If the loophole gets pached then you lose, if not you winand get free data.
Some people claim that this service has ended other say that it's still working.
Seen this being sold on ebay, same price $400.

How can you guarantee that this will work forever? Isn't it true that the more you sell these, the more users are utilizing this "hack"? I'm interested in this idea (and I was interested in it back when another user introduced a similar product on these very forums), but the uncertainty of it working for more than a year is holding me back.

Supposedly EE carrier has roaming agreements with Sprint, therefore it should via International data roaming.
But I cannot confirm this, therefore would not feel comfortable doing an international deal without knowing for sure results.
Thanks for the interest.

work in the UK? Escrow?