wi-fi roaming

Found www.squaremile.co.uk at Pwhllelli marina last night, and came
across the association with

http://www.bozii.net/wi-fi-hotspot-roaming/login.php

Looks like you can roam wirelessly anywhere where bozii have an
arrangement with the hot spot provider for £10 per month.

Is this for real, or is there a catch?

Are there any other organisations like bozii with a larger network of
hot spot providers.

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Richard Faulkner

"Richard Faulkner" <richard@estate.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
news:IV8Ct4HtOGLEFwTM@estate.demon.co.uk...
> Found www.squaremile.co.uk at Pwhllelli marina last night, and came across
> the association with
>
> http://www.bozii.net/wi-fi-hotspot-roaming/login.php
>
> Looks like you can roam wirelessly anywhere where bozii have an
> arrangement with the hot spot provider for £10 per month.
>
> Is this for real, or is there a catch?
>
> Are there any other organisations like bozii with a larger network of hot
> spot providers.
>
> --
> Richard Faulkner

Read the webpage !
Free service ends on 31/03/2006

Ossie

In message <TrSdnXUYCtByarPZRVnygA@pipex.net>, Dick Osborne®
<ossie@talk21.com> writes
>
>"Richard Faulkner" <richard@estate.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
>news:IV8Ct4HtOGLEFwTM@estate.demon.co.uk...
>> Found www.squaremile.co.uk at Pwhllelli marina last night, and came across
>> the association with
>>
>> http://www.bozii.net/wi-fi-hotspot-roaming/login.php
>>
>> Looks like you can roam wirelessly anywhere where bozii have an
>> arrangement with the hot spot provider for £10 per month.
>>
>> Is this for real, or is there a catch?
>>
>> Are there any other organisations like bozii with a larger network of hot
>> spot providers.
>>
>> --
>> Richard Faulkner
>
>Read the webpage !
>Free service ends on 31/03/2006
>
>Ossie


Square mile were offering the free service, ( which ended the day after
I discovered them ! <g>), as you correctly point out.

However, my query was regarding bozii and their £10 per month for wifi
hotspots from lots of different providers around the world, (or Europe
at least) - is this for real, or is there a catch?

Many Thanks

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Richard Faulkner