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Grabbing a cup of coffee at the local cafe you ask, “what's the wifi password?" Waiting for friends at the new wine bar down the road you pull the server aside, “what's your wifi password?" Getting a massage at the best spa in town, you whisper, “can I have your wifi password?" Standing in the doorway of stores while on your shopping spree you find yourself looking for wifi hotspots. You tend to perfectly position friends at the nightclub so you can hit the wifi hotspot. If these are scenes from your life then maybe it's time to reevaluate your phone plan.

It's 2017, there's no need to ask for a wifi password ever again when you have Pond Mobile. Pond Mobile offers unlimited use of mobile and internet services in the United States in the Silver, Gold, and Platinum packages. But may we suggest the VIP package for the international jetsetter for no limits, one phone, one account, all included. Take a look at the packages for yourself.

Convenience is key and unnecessary 25 digits wifi passwords are now a thing of the past, but there's another important factor when you have your own unlimited internet access - security (have you heard about public wi-fi security risks? Read about them here).

Hackers on public wifi or shared wifi networks can access laptops, desktop computers, smartphones, tablets and other mobile devices. Your information on unsecure networks is technically free domain and available to any other users on the network.

Keep your information private with internet straight from your Pond Mobile phone and have fun! Unlimited internet connection will keep your friends and family posted while you travel the world.

Had the best crepes in France? Instagram it. Tried the pizza in New York City? You know you can SnapChat that. Share your life in real time with unlimited internet connection. Unlimited connections means unlimited you.

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