While doing research online to see how others handle their internet problems when RVing, one popular site talked about needing multiple hotspots each with a different carrier! Yikes. That’s a big headache. It takes a simple problem and complicates things. We’re not about making your life more difficult, we’re about making it easier. In fact, Nomad Internet has a solution that is affordable, easy to sign up with, doesn’t require costly contracts, and offers you the best signal no matter where you travel. How does that sound? Great, right? Keep reading to learn more about how we can help. Can...

Congratulations! You planned a long time for this, and your dream is finally coming true. Whether you’re looking to snowbird for the winter, cruise across the country in search of new adventures, enjoy breathtaking scenery on hidden back roads, or simply explore a new region, there’s one thing to keep in mind. Internet service. What? Yep, internet service. One of the things you might not have considered is that signal strength isn’t the same in every location. In a lot of country and rural areas, you may only have a signal from one carrier. What if it’s not the carrier...

Your campground internet connection isn’t cutting it. What else can you do? Is there such a thing as an unthrottled hotspot, or is it a myth like Bigfoot and unicorns? Internet access can be maddening when it’s spotty and inconsistent, but there’s no need to tangle with poor signal. When you’re traveling via RV, there are a few ways to pick up internet access. Let’s look at the three ways you might consider: Cellular WiFi hotspots Satellite Cellular signal can suck down your data quickly and end up being costly. The other problem here is that most carriers start to...

Sometimes you may struggle with a slow Internet connection. There are various explanations for this, including a faulty router or maxing out your bandwidth. Before you can start investing in other costly equipment, you need to rule out the possibility of your Internet Service Provider having anything to do with it. The last thing you want to do is purchase a new router or even get higher bandwidth, only to find that you are a victim of throttled Internet. Internet throttling is a frequent practice by notorious Internet Service Providers. Do the following to determine if you are being throttled....

We all love free stuff. But not all free stuff is good. The Internet is not exempted here as well. Some people may find Internet charges to be quite overwhelming. That is particularly true when you choose an ISP that does not keep up with the reality of increasing economic hardships. A good ISP should have understood by now that a considerable number of people have been laid off or taken pay cuts. Under these circumstances, Nomad Internet considers it our moral obligation to cushion you from the burden of huge Internet charges. This guide is split into two bits:...