Best way to connect to internet in Europe-USA
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From: Rock on 18 Apr 2008 18:54 Hi, I will be in West Europe and USA for a month and need to collect my emails and do some work on the internet. How is it best and an economical way to do this as at times I will need to be online for a few hours at a time.? Is there a ISP host who covers all the territory I can join for a month to do this? Or what is my best way? Thanks rock
From: Jim on 18 Apr 2008 20:56 Rock wrote: > Hi, > > I will be in West Europe and USA for a month and need to collect my emails and > do some work on the internet. > > How is it best and an economical way to do this as at times I will need to be > online for a few hours at a time.? > > Is there a ISP host who covers all the territory I can join for a month to do > this? > > Or what is my best way? > > Thanks > > rock Here in the USA there are many public library's, coffee shops and hotels that offer Internet access.
From: Lars on 19 Apr 2008 16:04 Previously, on Usenet Jim <jim(a)value.net> wrote: >> I will be in West Europe and USA for a month and need to collect my emails and >> do some work on the internet. >> >> How is it best and an economical way to do this as at times I will need to be >> online for a few hours at a time.? >> >> Is there a ISP host who covers all the territory I can join for a month to do >> this? > >Here in the USA there are many public library's, coffee shops and hotels >that offer Internet access. And the same goes for Europe. Some places it's for free while in other you have to buy a code that last for a specific time. Lars Stockholm
From: Quaoar on 20 Apr 2008 18:27 Jim wrote: > Rock wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I will be in West Europe and USA for a month and need to collect my >> emails and do some work on the internet. >> >> How is it best and an economical way to do this as at times I will >> need to be online for a few hours at a time.? >> >> Is there a ISP host who covers all the territory I can join for a >> month to do this? >> >> Or what is my best way? >> >> Thanks >> >> rock > > Here in the USA there are many public library's, coffee shops and hotels > that offer Internet access. If the OP is going to be a major cities for the most part of his trip, Starbucks has (now) ATT Wireless Broadband for about $10/month. Many MacDonalds have free wireless, as do many Panera Bread shops. Q
From: Dave on 21 Apr 2008 02:11
Jim wrote: > Rock wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I will be in West Europe and USA for a month and need to collect my >> emails and do some work on the internet. >> >> How is it best and an economical way to do this as at times I will >> need to be online for a few hours at a time.? >> >> Is there a ISP host who covers all the territory I can join for a >> month to do this? >> >> Or what is my best way? >> >> Thanks >> >> rock > > Here in the USA there are many public library's, coffee shops and hotels > that offer Internet access. Same here in the UK. Rail stations, airports too. |