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1156423 Post Posted: Sat Nov 19, 2011 8:13 pm Thank this member for this postReply with quote Back To Top

Bill_OR Subscriber 12/04/2013 


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Just returned from a couple of weeks in France staying at aires.

On several occasions I managed to 'see' wifi access points for freewifi.fr and connected to them. The browser then displayed a welcome screen requiring the input of a userid/password and a link was give for registration. However that link simply re-displayed the enter userid/password screen.

Has anyone managed to register to use this service?
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Sorry Bill, "free" does not mean free. It's just a brand of subscription wifi.

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Thanks for the info Glandwr - I should have guessed that no-one was actually constructing a FREE wifi service across France!
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Hi.

The best we have managed in france is €3 for 48 hours wifi on the aire in Stenay. Free in Mc Donalds.

steve & ann. ------- teensvan


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But they have, it's called McDonalds. Cawfee's quite good these days too...
 
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Glandwr wrote:
Sorry Bill, "free" does not mean free. It's just a brand of subscription wifi.


Yes. We found quite a few of these. What is really frustrating is that none of the open wi fi points seem to have a pay-as-you-go option.

On many occasions I would have happily paid several euros for an hours internet access.
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