http://brilliantdays.com/bad-service/ - brilliant ways to use your Mac and iPhone Tue, 07 Feb 2012 21:56:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://brilliantdays.com/bad-service/comment-page-1/#comment-64 Todd Baker Thu, 30 Mar 2006 16:05:40 +0000 http://brilliantdays.com/bad-service/#comment-64 You know the funny thing here in the U.S. is that usually the cheaper motels and hotels outside of the city are the ones to offer free wi-fi. Almost everyone mid-range hotel where I live and most smaller suburban areas have huge signs outside - "Free Wireless" or "Free Hi-Speed Internet." It's when I head to Chicago, Atlanta, Toronto or some other large city for business that I find myself getting gouged for internet access in hotels. The more you pay for the room - the more you pay for high speed (in general). Very frustrating. You know the funny thing here in the U.S. is that usually the cheaper motels and hotels outside of the city are the ones to offer free wi-fi. Almost everyone mid-range hotel where I live and most smaller suburban areas have huge signs outside – “Free Wireless” or “Free Hi-Speed Internet.” It’s when I head to Chicago, Atlanta, Toronto or some other large city for business that I find myself getting gouged for internet access in hotels. The more you pay for the room – the more you pay for high speed (in general). Very frustrating.

]]> http://brilliantdays.com/bad-service/comment-page-1/#comment-9762 Todd Baker Thu, 30 Mar 2006 16:05:00 +0000 http://brilliantdays.com/bad-service/#comment-9762 You know the funny thing here in the U.S. is that usually the cheaper motels and hotels outside of the city are the ones to offer free wi-fi. Almost everyone mid-range hotel where I live and most smaller suburban areas have huge signs outside - "Free Wireless" or "Free Hi-Speed Internet." It's when I head to Chicago, Atlanta, Toronto or some other large city for business that I find myself getting gouged for internet access in hotels. The more you pay for the room - the more you pay for high speed (in general). Very frustrating. You know the funny thing here in the U.S. is that usually the cheaper motels and hotels outside of the city are the ones to offer free wi-fi. Almost everyone mid-range hotel where I live and most smaller suburban areas have huge signs outside – “Free Wireless” or “Free Hi-Speed Internet.” It’s when I head to Chicago, Atlanta, Toronto or some other large city for business that I find myself getting gouged for internet access in hotels. The more you pay for the room – the more you pay for high speed (in general). Very frustrating.

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