I'm currently using public BT Wifi and it is so fast and good. So much better than VM.
BT > VM
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Kyx wrote:I'm currently using public BT Wifi and it is so fast and good. So much better than VM.
BT > VM
How are you even able to get onto the public BT Wi-Fi? I've tried in the past, with very little success. Do you have to be a BT customer?
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princechromey wrote:Kyx wrote:I'm currently using public BT Wifi and it is so fast and good. So much better than VM.
BT > VM
How are you even able to get onto the public BT Wi-Fi? I've tried in the past, with very little success. Do you have to be a BT customer?
If you're not a customer with them you have to pay for access.
eriously, life's too short to be worried about retards on an internet forum.
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pinkteddyx64 wrote:princechromey wrote:Kyx wrote:I'm currently using public BT Wifi and it is so fast and good. So much better than VM.
BT > VM
How are you even able to get onto the public BT Wi-Fi? I've tried in the past, with very little success. Do you have to be a BT customer?
If you're not a customer with them you have to pay for access.
I'm not a customer, and it just said enter your details for free wifi
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Re: BT Wifi
Kyx wrote:pinkteddyx64 wrote:princechromey wrote:Kyx wrote:I'm currently using public BT Wifi and it is so fast and good. So much better than VM.
BT > VM
How are you even able to get onto the public BT Wi-Fi? I've tried in the past, with very little success. Do you have to be a BT customer?
If you're not a customer with them you have to pay for access.
I'm not a customer, and it just said enter your details for free wifi
Some you do have to pay for though.
eriously, life's too short to be worried about retards on an internet forum.
Re: BT Wifi
pinkteddyx64 wrote:princechromey wrote:Kyx wrote:I'm currently using public BT Wifi and it is so fast and good. So much better than VM.
BT > VM
How are you even able to get onto the public BT Wi-Fi? I've tried in the past, with very little success. Do you have to be a BT customer?
If you're not a customer with them you have to pay for access.
I tried connecting my phone to BT Wifi with FON and ended up getting a message that you have to pay for the Wi-Fi, cheapest is £5 per hour, £6.95 per day, £17.95 for 5 days, or £39 per month.
I've also connected to BTWifi, which comes up with £4 per hour, £10 per day, £25 for 5 days or £39 for 30 days (1 month). That is even more expensive than BTWifi with FON, unless you get it in 1 hour increments.
But anyway, both are so expensive, that there is no way I am paying that; I can get a 3UK unlimited/30GB SIM for less than that per month!
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princechromey wrote:pinkteddyx64 wrote:princechromey wrote:Kyx wrote:I'm currently using public BT Wifi and it is so fast and good. So much better than VM.
BT > VM
How are you even able to get onto the public BT Wi-Fi? I've tried in the past, with very little success. Do you have to be a BT customer?
If you're not a customer with them you have to pay for access.
I tried connecting my phone to BT Wifi with FON and ended up getting a message that you have to pay for the Wi-Fi, cheapest is £5 per hour, £6.95 per day, £17.95 for 5 days, or £39 per month.
I've also connected to BTWifi, which comes up with £4 per hour, £10 per day, £25 for 5 days or £39 for 30 days (1 month). That is even more expensive than BTWifi with FON, unless you get it in 1 hour increments.
But anyway, both are so expensive, that there is no way I am paying that; I can get a 3UK unlimited/30GB SIM for less than that per month!
I was connected to BTOpenzone or something similar ?
Re: BT Wifi
Kyx wrote:princechromey wrote:pinkteddyx64 wrote:princechromey wrote:Kyx wrote:I'm currently using public BT Wifi and it is so fast and good. So much better than VM.
BT > VM
How are you even able to get onto the public BT Wi-Fi? I've tried in the past, with very little success. Do you have to be a BT customer?
If you're not a customer with them you have to pay for access.
I tried connecting my phone to BT Wifi with FON and ended up getting a message that you have to pay for the Wi-Fi, cheapest is £5 per hour, £6.95 per day, £17.95 for 5 days, or £39 per month.
I've also connected to BTWifi, which comes up with £4 per hour, £10 per day, £25 for 5 days or £39 for 30 days (1 month). That is even more expensive than BTWifi with FON, unless you get it in 1 hour increments.
But anyway, both are so expensive, that there is no way I am paying that; I can get a 3UK unlimited/30GB SIM for less than that per month!
I was connected to BTOpenzone or something similar ?
I certainly remember BT Openzone in the past, though I think that was the old system, which has been superseded by this BT Wi-Fi system that I am seeing now?
Certainly in my area, anyway.
edit: According to this:
http://bt.custhelp.com/app/answers/deta ... hotspot%3F
BT Openzone does still exist, but most of the wi-fi hotspots are actually BT Wi-fi, or BT Wi-FI with FON - not Openzone.
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