Using customers wi-fi, etiquette??!

[hedgesparrow]

never had to ask to use a wifi as normally can log on to any sites i want with EE.

and get on some remote sites with no people to ask.

[Rupe]

I use a Samsung galaxy s3 at the moment and it's ok for emails on 3g and I guess it will get better. Was thinking of a laptop though so office work can get done at lunch time. But as said the issue has not come up yet. I doubt it would be often if I did ask, and they can only say no. (Or don't know the password).

[Stubby]

I'v had to do a big download at work too, I usually carry a little spade just in case.

 

The only time I'v asked the customer didnt know their password.

 

:lol: :lol:

[Stephen Blair]

They pay for the wi fi service not me. I am there to work, when the works done, I go home.

[lewiswood]

I have done it with one customer. Lived in the middle of nowhere and no phone signal let alone 3G. She was more than happy to give me the password.

 

 

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[easy-lift guy]

No problem over this side of the pond. Sometimes I am amazed how many different WIFY spots I come across in my travels.

easy-lift guy

[Mark Bolam]

Ask away, just don't get caught thrashing one out in the truck.

[Mark Bolam]

HI RUPE theres bt open zone mate jon

 

Has anyone found this actually work, ever?

[penfold]

Rupe, have you tried using the wifi hotspot on your phone to connect your laptop. Uses battery and data but gets basics done.

[felixthelogchopper]

Ask away, just don't get caught thrashing one out in the truck.

 

That sounds like the voice of bitter experience?