How much does it cost to get Wi-Fi in your car?

So, you’re wondering how much car Wi-Fi costs? Let me tell you, it’s a whole thing. A frustrating, slightly infuriating thing. Ugh.

Ten bucks a month from AT&T and Verizon? Seriously? It sounds almost too good to be true, right? Unlimited data? I’m practically twitching with suspicion. I bet they’ll find some sneaky way to slow it down to a glacial pace during rush hour – you know, when you actually need it. Remember that time I tried that “unlimited” data plan on my phone? Yeah, “unlimited” became “practically unusable” after I downloaded a few movies. Learned my lesson there.

T-Mobile’s twenty bucks? Ouch. That feels a bit steep, especially considering my last experience with their service in the mountains – basically a digital desert. Spotty connection is my worst nightmare. I need reliable Wi-Fi in my car; I work remotely sometimes, and I can’t be losing work because of a bad signal!

I’m kinda leaning towards giving AT&T a shot first. Ten bucks is tempting, you know? But I’m going to read the fine print with a magnifying glass and a lawyer’s eye, because, let’s be honest, those companies are masters of the sneaky clause. I’ve been burned before, I’m not falling for it again! Hoping for the best, but bracing myself for the worst, that’s my motto.