There should be a law
There should be a law about an RV park advertising free Wi-Fi and when you get there and have to depend on it to do your banking, email, look for the next place to go or do some on line shopping. It ...
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DutchmenSport wrote:If you care to define those terms, maybe you could get an answer. Does available mean available on the park, available everywhere in the park, or available inside your aluminum skinned cocoon that blocks 98% of the wifi signal while using you underpowered I-phone as the connection device? Do you define working as able to use email and surf the web or do you need to be able to conduct HD Video conferencing simultaneously with 10 other guests on the park property in order to consider it "working"?
Amazing how this thread diverged from the OP original question?
.... if advertised... should it be available and working? ....????
