I ' m not sure how long this would work for you . I used to use Airave , and I ' m pretty sure Sprint ties it to a location . The thing I ' m not sure about , though , is if it ' s tied to your service location based on your cell service provider , or if it ' s tied to the physical location of your airave . The airave actually sends signals over IP to the cell tower nearest your location , and if your phone starts jumping from one cell tower inside using airave to another cell tower hundreds of miles away outside using normal cell service , you ' re probably going to have your airave andor phone blocked by Sprint until you fess up and stop using the airave . I don ' t really remember , so someone that knows more needs to step in and confirm or disavow what I ' ve said . What may work better for you is to simply convince someone to add your airave to their account as their airave and simply add your number to the whitelist of numbers that can use it . You might not be willing to do this , however . Also , I ' m not sure if the minutesdata used on the airave are charged to the account with the airave or to the phone number using the airave . There ' s a lot going on . You may want to simply ask customer service at Ting . Just ask directly if this is something that can be done . They ' ll most likely give you a straight answer .