A:AnswerNothing. No monthly fees at all, ever! This is not a modem, nor does it provide internet service to your home. Its a router *internet sold separately and provided by you
A:AnswerThe device is a minimal use device. Not intended for large 9 or more connections at a time. Remember everybody who walks into your space likely has a phone or and a second wifi device. All want connection. You need to spend $100 and more to get reasonable concurrent users with reasonable speeds.
A:AnswerThis router will accept a standard RJ45 connection with a signal from an internet cable modem. I don't think that the Verizon Jet Pack (since it accepts up to 8 Wi-Fi connections) has any way to plug in a standard ethernet cable into it. So, so the answer is likely - no.
A:AnswerThis router will accept a standard RJ45 connection (ethernet cable) with an internet signal from an internet service modem (cable/fiber/DSL). If your modem has an output to plug an ethernet cable into, then the answer is yes.
A:AnswerYou'll need internet service and a modem first. If you connect this router to an internet-connected modem, you can watch Netflix on a smart tv. If you don't have a smart TV, you'll need a streaming box or dongle like Roku, Apple TV, fire TV, or chrome cast.
