Voom internet

[Tntt]

I'm getting ready to purchase our voom internet packages for our upcoming cruise. It  will be 4 of us but we are in 2 separate staterooms. It seems cheaper for one person to buy 4 devices than for each person to buy a individual package. Has anyone did it this way instead of individual purchases for voom?

[Biker19]

Just now, Tntt said:

Has anyone did it this way instead of individual purchases for voom?

Virtually everyone does. You can share the login with anyone, regardless of cabin.

Edited October 17, 2022 by Biker19

[BirdTravels]

6 hours ago, Tntt said:

I'm getting ready to purchase our voom internet packages for our upcoming cruise. It  will be 4 of us but we are in 2 separate staterooms. It seems cheaper for one person to buy 4 devices than for each person to buy a individual package. Has anyone did it this way instead of individual purchases for voom?

No problem with what you are suggesting.

 

If you are cheap, like us, we have a 1-device package and share it between 4 phones (2 personal and 2 work), a laptop, and a iPad. Yeah, only one can be on the wifi at the same time, but it is way way way cheaper than having plans for 5 devices. 

[Tntt]

17 hours ago, Biker19 said:

Virtually everyone does. You can share the login with anyone, regardless of cabin.

So does that mean if we purchase 4 devices then 4 people can use the internet at the same time right?

[rudeney]

43 minutes ago, Tntt said:

So does that mean if we purchase 4 devices then 4 people can use the internet at the same time right?

 

Correct.  You will all use the same single login.  If you login on a 5th device, it will bump off one of the others, and you should get a warning that it's going to do that.  We did a 2-device on our last cruise, but used it on 3 devices : My phone, Jan's phone and my laptop.  More than once when switching between using my phone and laptop, I'd bump Jan off, so I got in the habit of entering the "logoff.com" URL in my browser for the device I wasn't using.