trinidad and tobago carribean

the digecel has the 4 g service and the dongle is easy to get but where i live , digecel told me that i would not get the service and they are sorry for saying that they ffer service all over ,

any body have any other ideas that might work in these areas that i could get internet m,

and about ebay being the place to source used mobile phones to buy , yes the would have the phones but i was looking for some one who may have a link to sell or have some to offer to me for sale and i could buy them direct and have it shipped to trinidad etc like a coustom service they might offr , ?any how thanks for th eidea and well i am still looking ,

When any carrier states 'it works all over', this means, where they have properly located their cell sites, etc. It's not to be taken literally. Plus, if you take a peek at their coverage maps online, they do not indicate that 4G is 'all over' T&T

Besides moving to an area that is currently blanketed by 4G, or paying through the nose for cable or DSL internet service, I see no other options for you.

ok , i am sorry for living in a place that would not have 4 G , and althought they meaning digecel and bmobile has 4 g and all that add fooloshness ,

i was asking if any if any body might know of another source that i might get the internet services , at home where i live is williamsville and if any body might know what might be able woul;d able to give me internet in this area ,,??

Coincidentally, I had a few work colleagues from your country, so I am vaguely familiar with some of the offerings, and a few other parts of the Caribbean. At the same time though, I guarantee you won't be getting many comments here since nobody is familiar with specifics of T&T coverage, since that's a local issue per se. You need to do that research yourself. Why not make some phone calls to a local government agency or chamber of commerce, etc.? I'm not aware of any T&T/Caribbean centered discussion forums relating to telecommunications, but maybe you will find something.

For the record, even in the U.S. companies claim to have coverage 'everywhere' in their advertisements. By now everybody knows it's not true though. Just marketing hype.

Good luck.

thoughtfull and right on ,

at the end of it all all i am looking for is some idea of a device of service that will allow me to have internet acess at home where i live to get internet , i was hopeing some one here would have know about some thing that would help and looking at it from where you stated makes the most secence because ppl w would not know how back ward a country like trinidad that boast of being first world rate and first world status is soooooooo back ward when it ciomes to things as simple as this ,,, and at the same time i was looking for buisness prospects in the bulk used mobile phones dept ,, any how thansk and good luck your self ,,,man

Reliable broadband service is certainly a plus to get through the day(!)

Oh, and look around online for Miami, Florida wholesalers for bulk phones sold to the Caribbean countries. Not sure realistically how that would bring many profits like the old days, given that the lower end stock is such a relatively inexpensive commodity now, practically given away by the carriers. The top end smartphone handsets currently in vogue are too expensive IMO on the front end unless you are a company w/ money to burn...