$12.99 per 24 hours.
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just "scan" for open wireless signals from other hotels, if they are using "WEP" you can easily hack into their router and get a free connection.
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I figure I'm happy to pay it given the amount of cash SBR are putting down but I'll definetly scan for other signals before I pay out of sheer principle.Comment -
no free signals available, all the casinos in vegas charge, everybody tried last weekend. some went to an internet cafe down fremont streetComment -
thats SICK that they charge for internet access, free wi-fi is standard anywhere else you go in the US.Comment -
There may be free wi-fi available in a lot of places, but not 'anywhere else.'Originally posted by Brock LandersComment -
can share 1 account?Comment -
There is free Internet across the street at a coffee shop in Main St. Station for those interested...Comment -
At least there still was a month ago or so. I rarely go downtown. The coffee shop is located next to the players club...Comment -
Good plan monkey although a lot of coffee shops still require you to put a code in but its worth a shot, thanks. As I said, the money is irrelevent in comparison to the amount SBR is putting up but if you feel youre being ripped off it doesnt matter how much it is.Comment -
Not sure if they require a code but there were signs posted indicating "free Internet zone" and I've seen people there using it before. Worst case scenario, you buy a bagel. Still cheaper than what the Nugget(and any other casino) is charging...Comment -
Monkey......Now I get why you're a millionaire, thanks.Comment
