My Wifi Posts have been wrong!! I admit it.
In the past I have frequently posted in response to people saying "If McDonalds can provide fast, free wifi, why can't an RV Park?" by replying that McDonalds doesn't have numerous guests sitting in t...
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greenrvgreen wrote:But not if they want to watch porn, which was the original point of the thread. If the tipping point for a park gaining customers is whether or not the wifi is free and better than Mickey D's, parks now have a leg up on the Hamburgler if they still allow porn.;)
Er, back to the question of free park wifi, such a service was originally offered as an enticement to customers. .
Yes, a park could spend the money to install metered, high speed paid connections. And all the customers who previously showed up for free wifi would go to McDonald's instead.
