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Vger
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Well, being perhaps the first Canadian car to venture into the US, I can tell you that the 3G works seamlessly on both sides of the border.
i also noticed, after Doug_G's suggestion, that in a spot of our island that has no Rogers reception, but decent Telus reception, the car gets good signal. Of course, this may simply mean that they are using AT&T and it is roaming for all of us in Canada. They must have a corporate deal that gives them a better rate that individuals would get for roaming.
I hope that they just let us choose our own plans and install our own SIM when the one year free starter arrangement runs out.
i also noticed, after Doug_G's suggestion, that in a spot of our island that has no Rogers reception, but decent Telus reception, the car gets good signal. Of course, this may simply mean that they are using AT&T and it is roaming for all of us in Canada. They must have a corporate deal that gives them a better rate that individuals would get for roaming.
I hope that they just let us choose our own plans and install our own SIM when the one year free starter arrangement runs out.
Yes, I think you are right, as i get the similar IP's on different days, but all are based from Dallas, TX.
What IP locations are you all getting ? just go to this link - http://www.geobytes.com/iplocator.htm - in your car
or - just google " ipl ocator " in your car and it should be your first link
scroll down, and it should show your 3G location
( below is an example screen shot from my desktop PC which is based in Toronto - not from my Car )
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