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Old 05-12-2006, 13:13   #4
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Re: Free Wifi Campaign

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Originally Posted by Logan View Post
Because setting up a free WiFi service is inexpensive in comparrison. Would only require a small spend and once its up and running, its not that costly to maintain.

If you're in a job where you are asked to travel around the country, or have to lodge in hotels and you use a laptop or other wireless device, you'll understand. At the moment, there are companies that are ripping people off left, right and Chelsea charging extortianate ammounts for sometime only minutes worth of WiFi access.
But there is still a cost to set up, maintain and to power. As i said you dont get other services for free so why should wireless be any different.
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