HOW accessible is FREE WIFI while travelling?
We have a 2 week trip from East Texas to Vegas, then to Utah and back home. Used Millenicom before and am not sold on making the investment in StraightTalk for this trip. So, my question is: How acc...
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3oaks wrote:strollin wrote:And I have had the opposite experience. Never had a problem finding reliable FREE wifi service that was available for public use. We have even found many small town libraries to be very friendly in welcoming visitors and set up with high speed internet service. Another advantage of using libraries is the use of their printers should we need that service. We always leave a donation which is greatly appreciated.
I've personally never encountered FREE wifi that was worth bothering with.
This illustrates that different people have differing needs. I wouldn't want to have to find a nearby public library in order to find wifi. If the wifi isn't where I am now, it isn't worth bothering with. I'd rather pay for a data plan and use my cell phone's hotspot feature so I don't need to go someplace in the hopes that I can make use of their free wifi.
