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While iPass is a great option for heavy travelers whose companies have deals with iPass, individual travelers must look elsewhere for a Wi-Fi subscription that includes many hotspots: Global Broadband Internet Access members may offer a good option. Hotspot operators around the world are part of the group and as such offer roaming onto their networks. Most of the operators are in Europe, including The Cloud in the U.K. and a handful of operators in the Netherlands, but Surf and Sip is also part of the group.
Currently there are 1,900 hotspots in the network but that number should grow to 2,500 by the end of January.
Posted by nancyg at December 23, 2003 11:05 AM
Categories: Roaming
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