Funny thing about those network extenders is any device with that network can connect to it even though you can put a password on it like your router that only secures your spot, so you get stuck wit...
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Funny thing about those network extenders is any device with that network can connect to it even though you can put a password on it like your router that only secures your spot, so you get stuck with the high price and your neighbors get better service! Not to mention the way they work is your device connects to the extender and the extender is connected to your router, that being said information no longer is sent to a cell tower it is sent via internet to Verizon then sent to the intended recipent. So basically Verizon is trying to plug as many “network extenders” and move away from having to up keep those annoying cell antennas. I have 8 lines on our plan and have had Verizon and lived at the same place for 20+\- years and have had great service here, untill about 18 months ago now I’m in a variable coverage area. Was told we needed a network extender. No thank you! If Verizon is gonna ride the coat tails of another service then they need to drop their prices! Everyone should read their contracts pay attention to the billing part it’s a nail bitter