Rating RV Parks Internet Connections
After another encounter with poor internet at a park, I trolled the site expecting to find some discussion on this matter. I tried several search terms but had no luck. I'm certain that I am not the ...
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navegator wrote:
You pay for the water, sewer and electricity at a park, the internet at most parks is not charged for, one of these days they will start charging and all those that are complaining now will be complaining even more, we do not stay at the big money resorts, first of all they would not let us in too small and a class C, they probably have a killer internet service but then I do not know.
We have our hot spot that can be used anywhere we have a phone cell tower signal available, as for the out doors, we love going where there is nothing, no phone signal, no television and that is why I have oil lamps with citronella oil, charcoal grill, and propane grill for areas that do not permit open flames.
The internet is fun to have, I can do with out it or a phone or television, I grew up listening to the radio when you could get a signal, that is what a good book is for.
navegator
If you were on the road full time you would need to pay all your bills online and I bet do most of your communicating with companies online also. Banking, license renewal, vehicle tabs, keeping up with relatives all online. Car insurance just name it. Making reservations for parks, phone and online.
The internet is not just "Fun to Have" as you put it it is a true necessity and an economic one at that for many many people.
As for people not paying for the internet at RV parks: complete fallacy. If they HAVE it and offer it and advertise it, part of every dollar they get from you goes to paying for that service. You are being charged, maybe not as an individual line item or extra charge but you are paying...Therefore it should be good, reliable and Fast.
