Screw Boingo
04-10-2008, 02:40 PM
#2
Nice lookin' tree, there!
Joined APC: Sep 2006
Position: MD-11, old man
Posts: 2,198
Originally Posted by motoboy
Why pay for wifi when you can camp out in front of NWA World Club?
Im riding standby and the first flight was full so I'm chillin till 5:16, I went on an excursion to find some free wifi.
Im riding standby and the first flight was full so I'm chillin till 5:16, I went on an excursion to find some free wifi.fbh
04-10-2008, 09:04 PM
#3
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Dec 2007
Position: Student Pilot
Posts: 409
NEVER PAY FOR BOINGO.
I got so ripped by them. I bought the one day trail for 7.99. It barely worked for me.... I had a full signal strength...
So I assumed that was 8 bucks wasted no big deal... Well I pretty much caryy my laptop where ever I may roam, and Everytime there is a boingo hot spot, it connects.... whether or not you tell it to or not. Atleast if you are like me and leave you laptop on in your bag. So everytime it connected they billed be 7.99..... I went on a day trip to DC ( hooray non rev travel) and it did this several times.... I got a debit on my checking account for 89.00 I promptly called them, and I was only able to get half credited back... SO yea... beware.
I got so ripped by them. I bought the one day trail for 7.99. It barely worked for me.... I had a full signal strength...
So I assumed that was 8 bucks wasted no big deal... Well I pretty much caryy my laptop where ever I may roam, and Everytime there is a boingo hot spot, it connects.... whether or not you tell it to or not. Atleast if you are like me and leave you laptop on in your bag. So everytime it connected they billed be 7.99..... I went on a day trip to DC ( hooray non rev travel) and it did this several times.... I got a debit on my checking account for 89.00 I promptly called them, and I was only able to get half credited back... SO yea... beware.
