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bob_builder · 25-08-2005, 06:26

You could get something like an AOL dialup account as they tend to have local numbers in a lot of counties (but that could mess up your other network settings).

A better solution would be to use iPass http://ipass.worldial.com/ who offer a number of business ISP services from 150 counties. You can dial-up using a PAYG phone number (if you are paying the bill) or a freephone number (if you are not paying the bill or are in a hotel room, etc.) and you get billed per minute usage.

25-08-2005, 06:26	#19
bob_builder Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: South-East-Cambridge Services: ntl digital basepack ntl 1M broadband Posts: 1,068	Re: Dial up number You could get something like an AOL dialup account as they tend to have local numbers in a lot of counties (but that could mess up your other network settings). A better solution would be to use iPass http://ipass.worldial.com/ who offer a number of business ISP services from 150 counties. You can dial-up using a PAYG phone number (if you are paying the bill) or a freephone number (if you are not paying the bill or are in a hotel room, etc.) and you get billed per minute usage.