[AT] dial up

[rlgoss at insightbb.com]

Every Panera Bread company and every Comfort Inn and Super 8 is supposed to offer free unlimited Internet connection and many libraries are doing that also.  These offerings are in such a state of flux that you probably would benefit by Googling "Free Internet Hot Spots" on a regular basis to keep up with the changes.

Larry


----- Original Message -----
From: Dennis Johnson <moscowengnr at yahoo.com>
Date: Friday, February 22, 2008 13:28
Subject: Re: [AT] dial up
To: at at lists.antique-tractor.com

> Greetings,
>    
>   I have read the posts on internet connections. It is good 
> that most places now have DSL or similar connecitons at a price 
> that is affordable, and work most of the time.
>    
>   Trying to get on when traveling is a different 
> story.  I am in Dubia this week, and 24 hours of internet 
> is about $14 at the hotel.  In parts of Europe, it can be 
> about $20 per day as I remember, and 1 - 2 hours can be about $7 
> to $10 in airports and WiFi hot spots.  
>    
>   Our internet had a problem, so I went to the local 
> Starbucks (forgive me - closest internet hot spot) and found 
> that to connect there was somewhere around $10.  Some 
> McDonalds and a few others had the best deal, with free internet 
> when you went in a had breakfast. That worked well when travling 
> in US - I could get up and do internet fix while the wife sleep 
> in a while.
>    
>   Stay warm
>   Dennis
>    
> 
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