e wrote:
> My son switched from T-Mobile to SERO today, and is delighted with the
> numbers. He gave T-Mobile a chance to come up with something close, but
> the best their 'retention' droid could offer was still a mile away.
>
> He's been getting some very curious overseas cellspam, so is happy to
> change numbers. It's like a clean slate.
>
> The SERO plan provides "unlimited data", but there's nothing about how
> that data is to be used. Though it's trivial to connect a laptop to an
> EVDO-equipped phone (Centro, Treo, etc.), that is probably beyond the
> SERO plan. Or is it?

That's called "tethering". I don't know whether you can get that
feature added to a SERO account, but you probably can. If you tether
without explicitly adding it to your account, they can detect it, and
you /might/ end up with a big bill for it.