You connect to the free wifi and it asks you to register. It then sends you an email to activate your account ... which I can't read because I don't have internet access...
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Good iinit. It rather assumes that you a data connection. But then why would ld you be looking for 30 mins free wi fi if that were the case. -
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Growing old is mandatory
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Give me your account details and I'll click the link for you.Comment
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Maybe because you have access on your phone but you don't want to use it much? You could get an email but you wouldn't want heavier usage. Not artificial, that is often my situation: roaming, so I can afford email but I can't afford maps, for example.Originally posted by ASB View Post
Edit: apologies if I'm trying to spoil a good rant.Comment
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It favours frequent flyers obviously. I've found 3G/4G to be pretty useless in crowded areas such as airports so I appreciate the 30-90 minutes they usually give away at airports.Comment
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I've returned to civilisation now.Originally posted by expat View Post
With other free wifi, they first allow you email access to receive the email, and then when you activate the account, you get full access. I do have a mifi widget with a UK sim card, but that's not the point - it's just badly thought-out design.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Failed to even complete registration when I was there on Wednesday afternoon.....filled out form, hit 'Continue' or whatever, then......nothing!
Went back to my mobile data connection, sharing with the zillion other bods. Don't like Gatwick.......and have to go back on Tuesday
latest-and-greatest solution (TM) kevpuk 2013Comment
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Not just me then!Originally posted by kevpuk View PostDown with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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