HeckWithMyBiz
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We are in a nice little RV park in Foley, AL for 3 months. They do not offer wireless, so everyone that doesn't have alternative Internet sources like Starlink are drawing off the local cell tower leaving an average download speed of 0.3 Mbps during peak times.
We were using Verizon's plan with our Winegard/Gateway. We rarely got decent speeds from it here, though it worsened during peak times. Verizon offered us a business solution, essentially a home-based router that works better than the Gateway but the 25 Mbps also degrades based on community demand and it becomes horrible during peak times.
That said... Travlfi draws data from 3 providers, whichever is strongest, to give the best performance. I've seen no one address the scenario where the data draw on the tower is so bad but is overcome by Travlfi's 3-provider setup. We have 30 days to take the Verizon router back, but only if Travlfi overcomes the drought issue. Note: Starlink is not an option due to trees. We have narrowed our interest to Travlfi because of their 3-provider solution. Can anyone address this narrow concern? Your input is much appreciated!
SH
We were using Verizon's plan with our Winegard/Gateway. We rarely got decent speeds from it here, though it worsened during peak times. Verizon offered us a business solution, essentially a home-based router that works better than the Gateway but the 25 Mbps also degrades based on community demand and it becomes horrible during peak times.
That said... Travlfi draws data from 3 providers, whichever is strongest, to give the best performance. I've seen no one address the scenario where the data draw on the tower is so bad but is overcome by Travlfi's 3-provider setup. We have 30 days to take the Verizon router back, but only if Travlfi overcomes the drought issue. Note: Starlink is not an option due to trees. We have narrowed our interest to Travlfi because of their 3-provider solution. Can anyone address this narrow concern? Your input is much appreciated!
SH