NET BUDDY
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The Internet Alternative
5G Cellular Routers for High Speed Internet
T-Mobile, Verizon or AT&T SIM Cards
How It Works
Step 1. Purchase 5G Router
Net Buddy 5G Router
$499.00
Cudy 5G Router
$550.00
LT 500 4G Router
$109.00
Net Buddy Outdoor Router
Coming Soon
Alternative to External Outdoor Antennas
Step 2 – Purchase your TMobile SIM card / Data plan directly from Net Buddy
Monthly payment is autopay / recurring
Step 3- Sim card and router Shipped priority. Plug in your router & Enjoy Your Internet.
Plug n play no configuration needed when router purchased with plan.
Not getting good enough speeds?
Try these external antennas on Amazon.
If they don’t provide extra signal you can return them promptly, taking advantage of Amazon.com’s excellent return policy
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FAQs
How Do I Go About Getting A Refund?
Fill out RMA Form to Notify Net Buddy that you want to return router
Must be started within 10 days of delivery.
Send router to Net Buddy 590 Bloomfield Ave. Suite 253 Bloomfield NJ. 07003. We will grant refund upon receipt of router.
Is the service guaranteed?
There is a money back guarantee on items if router doesn’t work for you.
How to setup AT&T account to use in Net Buddy routers
Step 1. Purchase an AT&T Prepaid SIM card from Target or your favorite retailer Click to see sample.
This is the same cell phone plan /SIM card and service we sell to our AT&T users.
Step 2. Set up your new purchased SIM card online click here
NOTE: When setting up your AT&T account use an Iphone 13 or late model cell phone IMEI number to enter into the IMEI box. You can generate ONE HERE
Step 3. Insert SIM card into router
Make sure you have proper settings in your router. IE. IPV4/IPV6 enabled TTL 64 etc.
Proper Net Buddy 5G router settings HERE
About NET BUDDY | THE INTERNET ALTERNATIVE
Net Buddy is a company that provides internet hardware for homes and businesses.
They specialize in providing 4G LTE and 5G wireless internet solutions as an alternative to traditional wired internet connections.
They sell routers and other equipment needed to set up and use their wireless internet service.
They are mostly focused on providing internet hardware in rural and underserved areas, where traditional wired internet infrastructure may not be available.
