Connecting IP camera without an isp?

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I need to connect a Wireless Ip Camera at a building that doesn't have internet service. I would want to view it whenever I have too. Comcast won't come for another week and I was wondering if there is another way to connect it to the internet? I have a good connection to an Xfinity Wireless Hotspot, but can't connect to it with the Ip camera because I can't enter the credentials through it. Is there a internet service I can buy for a week that offers enough gb so that I can have the camera running 24/7? Thanks for any help. Not sure if I posted in the correct forum
 
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The itsy bitsy spider climbed onto the camera mount...

But yeah, my friend has motion detection cameras around his house as well and he constantly gets videos of wildlife showing up (deer, rabbits, cats, squirrels, spiders, etc).
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What is the potential threat level in the next week before actual internet service arrives?
 
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Not sure on the threat level, but the building isn't completed yet and there is going to be deliveries made in the next two or three days and I rather be safe than sorry.
 
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Not to rain on your motion detection parade, but you may (probably will) end up with 4 hours of notifications of of this guy spinning a web.
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I have 4 cameras on the outside of my house (all wired, no WiFi), and this is a weekly occurrence.


But, to your initial request...I can't think of any temp service that would meet your needs.
 
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Haha, but just seeing the property whenever is the goal.

 
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The itsy bitsy spider climbed onto the camera mount...

But yeah, my friend has motion detection cameras around his house as well and he constantly gets videos of wildlife showing up (deer, rabbits, cats, squirrels, spiders, etc).
 
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