park wifi woes
We are new at full-time vacationing (2months)and must report that the three parks we have been in so far have virtually no wifi even when they advertise it free or with a charge. We now just use our a...
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runner_one wrote:
My wife and I support our selves with telecommute jobs. I work for two companies, one in the US and one in the UK, and my wife works for one in the US. Because I work for companies across 6 time zones I am on call 24/7 so I must be able to set down at the computer and just have it work every time. Although I have a Verizon hotspot for back-up I can not remain in a RV park for more than a few days that doesn't have reliable WI-FI. Also because of my background in networking I often trade work on campground wifi for lot rent. I have upgraded many campgrounds and received many free nights in my travels.
I would think that since wifi is so important to you, you would use your own hotspot and "rely" on campground wifi as the back up. I mean wouldn't it even be a business expense that you could write off?
bumpy
