internet4baja
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Upgrade to Viasat2 now available
HI every one
if you have exede or viasat or satelite del norte service and you want to upgrade to the new satellite (by the way this is the world's highest
capacity communications satellite with a throughput of 300 Gbit/s, succeeding any satellite ever put out)
send me a messege or call still have the same number sence 2014 when we first advertise high speed internet in this wounderfull forum
here are the advanteges
1. you will have new equipment
2. you will actually be in a spot beam that gives you good signal
3. keep the same monthly plan and price
4. you will have 2020 tecnology (anybody thats on exede,viasat and SDN is on wildblue service 2 satellites behind)
5.the level of quality is in another level
good signal good quality same price and all you have to do is pay a 200dls activation fee and a travel fee we will bring it strait to your home free
install
also Viasat2 work all over mexico so if your in loreto and south we can now give you service
and if your in Ensenada area we have something better then Viasat2 we can install fiber optic internet
let us know
Gracias
Osiris Arguelles
[Edited on 2-14-2020 by internet4baja]
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Rossman
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Are you also able to do new installs in Baja Sur?
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internet4baja
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anywere in bc and bcs
HI yes we can do new installs in BCS
were are you located ?
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Bajazly
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What if you don't have exede or viasat or satelite del norte service and you are in San Felipe, what then and what is the charge?
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Rossman
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Bahia Asuncion.
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internet4baja
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installs for san felipe
Quote: Originally posted by Bajazly  | | What if you don't have exede or viasat or satelite del norte service and you are in San Felipe, what then and what is the charge?
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you can pay a new install for San felipe we have plans starting
from 80 dls per month exclusive to san felipe spot beam
other areas monthly plans are difrente and speed may not be availble
80 dls 5 mbps unlimited
110 dls 12 mbps unlimited
160 dls 25 mbps unlimited
180 dls 50 mbps unlimited
activation fee is 200 dls plus 200 dls travel fee
free install and no need to buy equipment it is lease with the month service
[Edited on 2-14-2020 by internet4baja]
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amigobaja
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internet4baja please check your u2u i have questions.
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I'm curious, are those plans from viasat.com or viasat.com.mx already?
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internet4baja
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viasat.com.mx
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JZ
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Any portable options?
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No mobile options available, the satellite transmits its signal in different beams so once you leave the coverage area of the beam you are assigned to
then you lose you internet.
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A number of us have service from Sat del Norte (Osiris) and have been very satisfied with the service. Exede (viasat) is much better than the
landlines here (unusable first generation...not even 3g) . We will be upgrading to take advantage of the new spot beam for our area.
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internet4baja
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nomad plans
we have nomad plans exclusive to Baja and BCS meaning if you go to another state in mexico it wont work
it works from tijuana all the way to los cabos in every remote area in the peninsula by the way we will be using the nomad plans for this years NORRA
so to awnser your question we do have movil option please send me a inbox and ill quote you the equipment cost and month service
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JZ
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| Quote: Originally posted by internet4baja |
we have nomad plans exclusive to Baja and BCS meaning if you go to another state in mexico it wont work
it works from tijuana all the way to los cabos in every remote area in the peninsula by the way we will be using the nomad plans for this years NORRA
so to awnser your question we do have movil option please send me a inbox and ill quote you the equipment cost and month service
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Good to hear. How "portable" is the setup? Example, if I wanted to roll into a remote area of the Seven Sister for a week or two. What's the travel
size we are talking about and roughly what would be the setup time?
Have some experience talking Directv to tailgates.
[Edited on 2-15-2020 by JZ]
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joel
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Does anyone know what the usage limit is with each of the plans?
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https://www.plumassierratelecommunications.com/services/sate...
Here are the plans we offer in my area, but it is not in the area the OP is operating. Info only provided to reflect the speed and data packs
available from ViaSat.
[Edited on 5-30-2020 by BajaParrothead]
[Edited on 5-30-2020 by BajaParrothead]
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BajaParrothead
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| Quote: Originally posted by JZ | | Quote: Originally posted by internet4baja |
we have nomad plans exclusive to Baja and BCS meaning if you go to another state in mexico it wont work
it works from tijuana all the way to los cabos in every remote area in the peninsula by the way we will be using the nomad plans for this years NORRA
so to awnser your question we do have movil option please send me a inbox and ill quote you the equipment cost and month service
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JZ, unless you have the appropriate modem key for the beam that covers Seven Sisters, it will be impossible to point and peak the antenna on your own.
Each beam has a separate modem key that activates the process of alignment.
Good to hear. How "portable" is the setup? Example, if I wanted to roll into a remote area of the Seven Sister for a week or two. What's the travel
size we are talking about and roughly what would be the setup time?
Have some experience talking Directv to tailgates.
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norte
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Are you affiliated with the original poster...or a competitor hijacking the post?
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Neither, I'm in the industry, but I do not service the Baja area, or anywhere even close to SoCal. Just providing answers to the two questions that
were presented. No agenda, just want to convey the info.
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