On Mon, 19 Jan 2004, Chris Kelly wrote:
> For instance, the Anabelle Hotel and the Safari Inn in Burbank are
> both listed in Boingo's directory (they're owned by the same company
> too). The last time I went to the Anabelle Hotel I was told that
> only guests could use their wireless. I wasn't explicitly asked to
> leave, although that was the subtext.
That sounds like some customer service drone misinterpreting what he
read somewhere ("... and our guests have access to a WiFi network in
their rooms"). You're paying for the network, you're entitled to use it.
It's scarcely different than how sometimes I'll park in front of a
closed Starbucks to use their WiFi long after the store has closed.
-Kenny
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